Eat vegetarian foods as much as possible. Meat makes less efficient use of land, soil, water, and energy - and cows emit 300 liters of methane per day.

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Go Green in Fayetteville, North Carolina

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Average Carbon Footprint for Fayetteville, North Carolina

Carbon Output (metric tons)

Average	20.21
High	137.95
Low	3.30

Carbon Score (ECP)

Average	405
High	999
Low	177

Top 10 "Go Green" Pledges by members from Fayetteville

1.	I will unplug my cell phone charger when not in use
2.	I will turn off the lights when I leave a room, even if only for a few minutes
3.	I will not dump my used cooking oil down the drain
4.	I will remove and throw my bottle cap away before I recycle my plastic bottle
5.	I will keep my refrigerator door closed
6.	I will use my blinds in an energy efficient way
7.	I will set my computer and electronics to a lower energy use mode
8.	I will always recycle
9.	I will close doors to areas when they are not being used and keep the heat/air conditioning off in them
10.	I will use a power strip and unplug electronic devices when not in use

North Carolina is one of the top nuclear power producers in the United States.
The Dixie Pipeline, a major supplier of propane to the Southeast, terminates in Apex, North Carolina, where a terminal and above-ground storage tanks are located.
North Carolina's electricity consumption is among the highest in the Nation.
North Carolina ranks among the top 10 States in wind power capacity and several rivers in western and central North Carolina provide hydroelectric power.

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