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| Transportation |
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I'll ride my bike first if I can, then take public transportation or some combination of those, then I'll try to carpool. After that, I'll drive. I've never flown for work, although clients have offered. The walking trips are generally local trips, but I might choose to walk while away on a business trip, too.
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Work Related Mileage Tally (2011) |
| Transportation Mode |
Miles* |
#of Trips |
| Walk |
9 |
9 |
| Bike |
157 |
13 |
| Tri-met/C-Trans/Greyhound |
75 |
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| Carpool (2 or more occupants) |
513 |
4 |
| Car (single occupancy) |
7 |
2 |
| Fly |
0 |
0 |
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*as of 2.19.2011 |
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| Electricity |
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I faithfully turn everything off if I'm going to be away from my desk for more than an hour. I have a lovely daylit office space with compact flourescents for the winter. My computers are set to go to sleep after a few minutes of inactivity. I buy 100% green power.
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| Paper |
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I'm as paperless as possible, including billing. When I need to print something out, even my business cards, it's on salvaged paper from SCRAP or another office somewhere. When I need to mail something, I salvage the envelopes out of my junk mail and put stickers over them. On the rare occasion I feel it's necessary to print something on clean paper, I print double-sided and on minimum 30% recycled paper.
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Green Girl has been recognized by the City of Portland's Office of Sustainable Development as recipient of the RecycleWorks award. |
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| Volunteering |
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| I'm dedicated to the health of our community and am volunteering at least a few hours/week for non-profits. See my Community Involvement page to see what I'm up to. |
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