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  1. Educate the citizens of the city that own their own older homes to insulate their outside walls and attic with cellulose insulation.

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  2. Using Programmable thermostats to turn down the heat or cooling in residential, commercial, and civic buildings

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  3. Commit to purchasing "green" generated electricity from the DTE "Green Currents" program, or purchase Renewable Energy Certificates.

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    I really should clarify this. If you were to purchase 100 percent of your energy usage under this plan, the costs to you would be 2 cents per kilowatt used. According to the EPA, you would be saving 19,645 lbs a household, or 68,757 tons with a 7000 household city. This would probably be around 60 percent off a home's total CO2 production, See this site to have more info.
    http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/emissions/ind_calculator.html

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  4. Create a "green" rental certification program to encourage energy-efficient improvements.

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    Richard Robbins commented  · 

    That's a real great Idea. Does your vision of this program include mandatory recycling for residents of the home?

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