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    Gore spokeswoman Kalee Kreider declined to say how much the couple spent on the improvements. "The Gores decided to take a series of steps over time that might be logistically or financially out of reach for many Americans ... But they were fortunate enough to have the ability to do so. "But everyone can get started, whether it's changing light bulbs or purchasing green power." In February, a conservative think tank criticized Gore for using an average of 16,000 kilowatt hours a month for an average monthly bill of $1,206 in 2006. Full Article at CNN
    The Gores decided to take a series of steps over time that might be logistically or financially out of reach for many Americans ... But they were fortunate enough to have the ability to do so. "But everyone can get started, whether it's changing light bulbs or purchasing green power.
    SOURCE: CNN 23 months ago
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Gore makes Nashville home more 'green'
  1. We all need to evaluate what we legitimately need in square footage
    SOURCE: CNN 23 months ago
  2. One of the things that is tremendously powerful about what the Gores have done is demonstrate that you can take a home that was a dog, an absolute energy pig, and do things to correct that
    SOURCE: CNN 23 months ago
  3. Short of tearing it down and staring anew, I don't know how it could have been rated any higher
    SOURCE: CNN 23 months ago
  4. I promise you the energy use would be as high, if not higher
    SOURCE: CNN 23 months ago
  5. The only way to solve this crisis is for individuals to make changes in their own lives
    SOURCE: CNN 23 months ago
  6. You're going to have people try to attack the messenger in order to get at the message. They have not been able to succeed
    – Tipper Gore SOURCE: CNN 23 months ago

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