Cars and trucks are responsible for more than half the smog-forming pollution in our country. One of the biggest ways any of us can help keep our air clean is to drive less, and to bike, walk, take the bus or train, telecommute, or carpool, more. When we do drive, we can keep our cars tuned up, and combine car trips.
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Welcome to RMI for Kids
These pages are designed to give kids and teachers a look at the information Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) has to share about different subjects, such as energy and water. They're designed for kids in grades 4–6, but the links and teacher information are useful for students of many ages. The program first looks at energy and water. They are something we use every day and have many impacts on our world. As this program grows, we hope to add sections about different things we study at RMI. Check back for new sections, new links, and new tips from other kids.
These pages are designed to give kids and teachers a look at the information Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) has to share about different subjects, such as energy and water. They're designed for kids in grades 4–6, but the links and teacher information are useful for students of many ages. The program first looks at energy and water. They are something we use every day and have many impacts on our world. As this program grows, we hope to add sections about different things we study at RMI. Check back for new sections, new links, and new tips from other kids.