2010 by 2010
The 2010 by 2010 project is an initiative I have begun to encourage the landowners of
Paloma Cove to help transform the cove into more of a carbon dioxide sink. The idea is to
plant 2,010 large trees by the end of 2010.
I am convinced, that as more and more attention is paid to carbon emissions that local, state
and federal governments will begin to establish tax incentives and penalties to individuals
and businesses. In fact the subject has been knocked around by both residents and local
lawmakers here.
It makes sense.
One of the variables that they will take into consideration is how much one offsets their
energy usage. If you are a landowner who consumes sparse energy resources and has
land that is thick with new growth vegetation then you will receive a tax offset compared to one
who uses more energy with little of no vegetation.
I am working with local nurseries to help provide young trees, saplings and seedlings either
free or at a reduced cost.
We will also be putting together an information package for residents that will help them
better understand the 2010 by 2010 project as well as all the benefits of planting more
vegetation.
The 2010 by 2010 project is an initiative I have begun to encourage the landowners of
Paloma Cove to help transform the cove into more of a carbon dioxide sink. The idea is to
plant 2,010 large trees by the end of 2010.
I am convinced, that as more and more attention is paid to carbon emissions that local, state
and federal governments will begin to establish tax incentives and penalties to individuals
and businesses. In fact the subject has been knocked around by both residents and local
lawmakers here.
It makes sense.
One of the variables that they will take into consideration is how much one offsets their
energy usage. If you are a landowner who consumes sparse energy resources and has
land that is thick with new growth vegetation then you will receive a tax offset compared to one
who uses more energy with little of no vegetation.
I am working with local nurseries to help provide young trees, saplings and seedlings either
free or at a reduced cost.
We will also be putting together an information package for residents that will help them
better understand the 2010 by 2010 project as well as all the benefits of planting more
vegetation.
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