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Go Green in Princeton Township, New Jersey

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Average Carbon Footprint for Princeton Township, New Jersey

Carbon Output (metric tons)

Average	15.15
High	201.30
Low	0.58

Carbon Score (ECP)

Average	352
High	999
Low	132

Top 10 "Go Green" Pledges by members from Princeton Township

1.	I will remove and throw my bottle cap away before I recycle my plastic bottle
2.	I will keep my refrigerator door closed
3.	I will turn off the lights when I leave a room, even if only for a few minutes
4.	I will unplug my cell phone charger when not in use
5.	I will turn my computer monitor off overnight
6.	I will always recycle
7.	I will not dump my used cooking oil down the drain
8.	I will adjust my thermostat according to ambient temperatures
9.	I will recycle my newspaper, and encourage others to do so
10.	I will set my computer and electronics to a lower energy use mode

The New York Harbor area between New York and New Jersey has a petroleum bulk terminal storage capacity of over 75 million barrels (much of which is in New Jersey), making it the largest petroleum product hub in the United States.
The largest of the three U.S. Northeast Heating Oil Reserve sites is located in Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
New Jersey's Oyster Creek nuclear reactor, which first came online in 1969, is the oldest operating nuclear plant in the United States.
Nuclear power dominates New Jersey's electricity market, typically supplying more than one-half of State generation.
The transportation sector dominates energy consumption in New Jersey, where the average commute time is among the longest in the Nation.
A 350-megawatt offshore wind farm was approved by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities and will consist of 96 wind turbines arranged in a rectangular grid 16 to 20 miles off the coast of Cape May and Atlantic counties, pending completion of the permitting process.

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