Not to be outdone by the Super Bowl, tomorrow's Pro Bowl in Honolulu is also going carbon neutral. (Note: This statement is not to be construed as "tree planting = true carbon neutrality rah rah rah!") Apparently it takes a village to carbon-neutralize a Pro Bowl; the NFL is partnering with the U.S. EPA, nonprofit Friends of Hawaii's Urban Forest, the U.S. Forest Service, the Kaulunani Urban & Community Forestry Program, local arborists, and local schools. Bowl organizers are also organizing can and bottle recycling and donations of leftover food and supplies.
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