| Global warming is a growing concern caused in part, by consumer fossil fuel use, which produces greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide (CO2). MXenergy’s natural gas and electricity plans make it easy for you to fight global warming.
Our Earth-Friendly PartnershipSM program offsets CO2 emissions through a reforestation certified by the the Chicago Climate Exchange. Trees will be planted, CO2 absorbed and carbon created for atmospheric growth and oxygen.
Since you need to buy natural gas and electricity anyway, why not buy it from MXenergy—a company that cares about the environment? Together we can help our world, one tree at a time. Your cost is, literally, just pennies per day!
Once you’ve enrolled in the plan, you will receive a certificate from MXenergy, certifying that trees will be planted to offset all of your CO2 emissions.
About Chicago Climate Exchange
Established in 2003, the Chicago Climate Exchange is the world’s first and North America’s only voluntary, legally binding integrated trading system to reduce all six greenhouse gas emissions through offset projects worldwide.
www.chicagoclimatex.com
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Did You Know?
Natural gas usage of the average home creates 5.2 tons of dangerous carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions each year.
Electricity usage of the average home creates 7.4 tons of CO2 emissions.
If all natural gas and electricity marketers and utilities in the United States followed MXenergy's example, we could offset more than 46% of U.S. CO2 emissions.
If all MXenergy customers would go "carbon neutral" it would have the same impact on our environment as removing nearly 1 million cars from our roads each year.
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"Drawing on research ...many climate experts say that without big curbs in greenhouse gas (CO2) emissions, the 21st century could see temperatures rise 3 to 8 degrees, weather patterns sharply shift, ice sheets shrink and seas rise several feet." The New York Times November 16, 2006
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