Drawdown Projects in New Mexico - Revision history

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2020-07-07T16:15:40Z

350 New Mexico Drawdown Project Summary and Highlights

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2020-06-29T18:29:51Z

Food – Nancy

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Food – Nancy

2020-06-29T18:10:20Z

Food – Nancy

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Food – Nancy

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Food – Nancy

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Cars

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Trucks

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Mass Transit

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 Last team update Aug 21, 2019, Materials updated June 3, 2020
-Recommendations and Next Steps for NM are mostly still in development.
+Recommendations and Next Steps for NM are mostly still in development. Numbered items are cross-references to the solution in [[Project Drawdown]] - the book.
 == Overall Project Goal ==

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+[[Category:Solutions]][[Category:Farming]][[Category:Industry]]
 =350 New Mexico Drawdown Project Summary and Highlights=
 Last team update Aug 21, 2019, Materials updated June 3, 2020

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 * Sorghum
-and lots more info. is included. Other solutions include the using seaweed (Asparagopsis taxiformis) in cattle and other livestock feed to reduce methane [burps – RJC]. Research needs to continue to see how this applies to NM – can we find a ranch owner to test this possibility?
+and lots more info. is included. Other solutions include the use of seaweed (Asparagopsis taxiformis) in cattle and other livestock feed to reduce methane [burps]. Research needs to continue to see how this applies to NM – can we find a ranch owner to test this possibility?
 == Women and Girls – Dylan  ==

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 == Food – Nancy  ==
-Main Article: [[NM Food Drawdown Opportunities]]
+: ''Main Article: [[NM Food Drawdown Opportunities]]''
 The top solutions for Food are;

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 == Food – Nancy  ==
 The top solutions for Food are;
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 and lots more info. is included. Other solutions include the using seaweed (Asparagopsis taxiformis) in cattle and other livestock feed to reduce methane [burps – RJC]. Research needs to continue to see how this applies to NM – can we find a ranch owner to test this possibility?
 == Women and Girls – Dylan  ==

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	and lots more info. is included. Other solutions include the using seaweed (Asparagopsis taxiformis) in cattle and other livestock feed to reduce methane [burps – RJC]. Research needs to continue to see how this applies to NM – can we find a ranch owner to test this possibility?		and lots more info. is included. Other solutions include the using seaweed (Asparagopsis taxiformis) in cattle and other livestock feed to reduce methane [burps – RJC]. Research needs to continue to see how this applies to NM – can we find a ranch owner to test this possibility?
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		+	Nancy compiled additional details for [[NM Food Drawdown Opportunities]].

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 * But split incentives are an issue: when owners who would pay for efficiency upgrades do not cover fuel costs, they have little reason to adopt them.
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+===Cars===
 * Global light duty vehicle sales were 79M in 2018.
 * Hybridization is the most effective technology for increasing vehicle fuel efficiency, until we all convert to EV’s.

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 * Make it more convenient to use the bus
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+===Trucks===
 * Trucks convey nearly 70% of all domestic freight tonnage in the US, over 8B tons annually.
 * In the US alone, trucks consume 50B gallons of diesel each year. Making up just over 4% of vehicles in the US and 9% of total mileage, they consume more than 25% of the fuel.

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 * Convert UPS, FedEx, etc to EV
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+===Mass Transit===
 Some potential actions to take to promote and reduce emissions from mass transit: