In this day of high fuel costs, a tight economy, population growth, and climate change, it is imperative that we are all armed with the current facts about engine idling. Idling is defined as running a vehicle engine when the vehicle is standing still. It sounds downright silly, really. Who would want to do that? We […]
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Have you heard of ride share, car share or peer-to-peer car sharing programs? Does Zipcar ring a bell, or even our local backcountryride.com? These types of programs are prevalent in large cities and at universities; they boast an astounding 15 million car sharing members in North America. Though there seems to be a niche they […]
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Today’s Eco-Driving Tip: Avoid Rapid Starts and Stops Gentle acceleration and braking can save more than $1 per gallon, according to the U.S. EPA. What are some other easy eco-driving tips?
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Jackson Town Councilors last week pledged $6,000 to help pay for an “Idle Free Jackson” marketing campaign.The total budget — about $29,000 — will be paid for by the town, the Yellowstone-Teton Clean Energy Coalition, the Willie Neal Environmental Fund and several sponsors. The town will help pay the management fee for Phillip Cameron, executive director of the coalition, to oversee the program as well as to pay for advertising. The budget also includes a provision for an in-kind donation of about $8,000 in staff time.
To Idle or Not to Idle – There’s No Question About it
/77 Comments/in Petroleum Reduction Techniques /by AliciaIn this day of high fuel costs, a tight economy, population growth, and climate change, it is imperative that we are all armed with the current facts about engine idling. Idling is defined as running a vehicle engine when the vehicle is standing still. It sounds downright silly, really. Who would want to do that? We […]
Thoughts on Car Sharing
/85 Comments/in Petroleum Reduction Techniques /by AliciaHave you heard of ride share, car share or peer-to-peer car sharing programs? Does Zipcar ring a bell, or even our local backcountryride.com? These types of programs are prevalent in large cities and at universities; they boast an astounding 15 million car sharing members in North America. Though there seems to be a niche they […]
idle-free campaign taking root
/in Petroleum Reduction Techniques /by Christy Lewisidle-free campaign taking root http://ow.ly/6J7C8
Today’s Eco-Driving Tip: Avoid Rapid Starts and Stops
/in Petroleum Reduction Techniques /by Christy LewisToday’s Eco-Driving Tip: Avoid Rapid Starts and Stops Gentle acceleration and braking can save more than $1 per gallon, according to the U.S. EPA. What are some other easy eco-driving tips?
Lower your fuel consumption today by drinking a glass of water!
/in Petroleum Reduction Techniques /by Christy LewisLower your fuel consumption today with this simple step! http://ow.ly/3tPsu
Council pledges staff, money to stop idling
/in Petroleum Reduction Techniques /by Christy LewisJackson Town Councilors last week pledged $6,000 to help pay for an “Idle Free Jackson” marketing campaign.The total budget — about $29,000 — will be paid for by the town, the Yellowstone-Teton Clean Energy Coalition, the Willie Neal Environmental Fund and several sponsors. The town will help pay the management fee for Phillip Cameron, executive director of the coalition, to oversee the program as well as to pay for advertising. The budget also includes a provision for an in-kind donation of about $8,000 in staff time.