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Go Green in Terre Haute, Indiana

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Average Carbon Footprint for Terre Haute, Indiana

Carbon Output (metric tons)

Average	17.87
High	52.19
Low	4.13

Carbon Score (ECP)

Average	394
High	865
Low	199

Top 10 "Go Green" Pledges by members from Terre Haute

1.	I will change 4 light bulbs to cfl's
2.	I will turn my computer monitor off overnight
3.	I will eat one vegetarian meal each week
4.	I will buy carbon offsets for my next flight
5.	I will switch to green power
6.	I will not dump my used cooking oil down the drain
7.	I will remove and throw my bottle cap away before I recycle my plastic bottle
8.	I will recycle my plastic bags from the grocery store
9.	I will always recycle
10.	I will keep a recycling bin next to the copier/printer and use it when the paper cannot be reused

The BP Products refinery in Whiting has the largest processing capacity of any refinery outside of the Gulf Coast region.
Almost all of Indiana's electricity generation is fueled by coal.
As one of the Nation's top corn-producing States, Indiana has major ethanol production potential.
Indiana's industrial sector, including aluminum, chemicals, glass, metal casting, and steel, contributes to the State's high total and per capita energy consumption.
Indiana's first utility-scale wind project was installed in 2008 in Benton County, in the northwestern part of the State.

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