Already known for its environmental activism, Arlington launched a plan last January to reduce the county's carbon emissions by 10 percent. It involved everything from buying wind-generated electricity to installing fluorescent light bulbs. As the initiative approaches the one-year mark, we look at how it's fared -- and hear about a new measure to make the whole state of Virginia more environmentally savvy.
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Arlington Goes Green
Listen Monday, Dec. 10, 2007 at 12:06 p.m. in EnvironmentGuests
Paul Ferguson
Chairman, Arlington County Board
Jay Fisette
Member, Arlington County Board; President, Virginia Municipal League
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