BPU looking at carbon footprint

Posted Jul 02, 2009 @ 02:17 PM
Kansas City, Kan. —

The utility has formed its own Climate Protection Committee to evaluate the BPU's environmental impact and what steps the utility can take to reduce its carbon footprint

Related:
- Information on carbon footprints
- Kansas City Chamber of Commerce carbon footprint calculator for businesses (opens an Excel file)
- Personal carbon footprint calculator

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