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Dear Friends

Late-Breaking Fish News

The Economic Localization Movement Arrives in the Eel River Basin

The Untold Story of the Pikeminnow

Sport Fishermen Can Save the Day for the SRA

9th Annual Coho Confab

Getting from “Bleed it and they will come” to “You are Super(wo)man”

Sonoma County Progress and Problems

City Kids and the River:
Making a Difference

Mendocino Water Notes

Global Warming Notes from the Environmental Defense Fund

Fishery Advocates Seek Share of State Oil Revenue Windfall for Restoration

The Right to Water is the Right to Life

End of April 2006 River Trip

Directory of our Supporters

Grateful Thanks to New and Renewing Members

Events 2006

Global Warming Notes from the Environmental Defense Fund

If you’re like most folks, you’re probably thinking, “Yep, global warming is a monster threat. But it’s so huge it’s impossible to solve.”

Believe us, after working on global warming for the last two decades, we get your drift. Global warming is a monumental challenge.

But, global warming is still a problem we can solve if we all work together.

Read these global warming facts. Then, learn how you can reduce your global warming pollution.

Check out our light bulb buying guide: http://actionnetwork.org/ct/Tdqus0S1gmWp/
Find out how to drive more efficiently: http://actionnetwork.org/ct/T1qus0S1gmW0/
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Global Warming Facts
21 = Percent of America’s global warming pollution produced by individual households.
42 = Number of states where electricity customers have the option to buy green power through their utility or an alternative power supplier.
200,000 = Number of American households that use solar energy.
25 = Pounds of global warming pollution emitted per gallon of gas used in cars.
10 = Percent that Americans could reduce their global warming pollution if all car buyers chose a model that gets 5 more gallons/mile than their current vehicle.
350 = Pounds of global warming pollution reduced by lowering the thermostat 2 degrees in winter.
38 = Number of watts needed to replace a standard 150-watt lightbulb with a compact florescent lightbulb.
25 = Percent reduction in home heating bills by insulating attics, pipes, ductwork and flooring.
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