SUMMARY
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This presentation was featured at the Will Steger Foundation's 2008 Summer Institute in St. Paul, Minnesota. This PowerPoint was presented by Diane McKeown with Metro CERTS/Green Institute and Neely Crane-Smith with Center for Energy and Environment. The presentation focuses on the major sources of a carbon footprint and the best way to go about reducing it.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION AND TEACHING MATERIALS
>>Download PowerPoint: Cooling Your Heels: Steps to Reducing Your Carbon Footprint

TEACHING NOTES / CONTEXT FOR USE
This presentation would be useful in a lecture discussing an individual's impact on the environment and how that impact can be reduced. There are some slides at the end that relate specificaly to Minnesota (because the Institute took place there), which may or may not be useful depending on your location. This could be tied into a discussion of personal instances where students have taken steps to reduce their own footprints.
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SUMMARY
35 slides
This presentation was featured at the Will Steger Foundation's 2008 Summer Institute in St. Paul, Minnesota. This PowerPoint was presented by Diane McKeown with Metro CERTS/Green Institute and Neely Crane-Smith with Center for Energy and Environment. The presentation focuses on the major sources of a carbon footprint and the best way to go about reducing it.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION AND TEACHING MATERIALS
>>Download PowerPoint: Cooling Your Heels: Steps to Reducing Your Carbon Footprint

TEACHING NOTES / CONTEXT FOR USE
This presentation would be useful in a lecture discussing an individual's impact on the environment and how that impact can be reduced. There are some slides at the end that relate specificaly to Minnesota (because the Institute took place there), which may or may not be useful depending on your location. This could be tied into a discussion of personal instances where students have taken steps to reduce their own footprints.
ASSESSMENT
Assessment is at the discretion of the educator.
REFERENCES AND RESOURCES

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