It's spring time in Colorado. That lovely time of year when all the rain and as the case is today, snow, we get starts to turn our lawns a lovely shade of green and marks the start of lawn mowing season. As we pull our lawnmowers out of their winter hibernation do you discover that you are in need of a new lawn mower? Maybe your lawn mower works just fine but you want to help reduce your carbon footprint? Well then you need to attend the Mow Down Pollution: Lawn Mower Exchange Event this weekend in Denver.
The Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) is pleased to announce its annual Mow Down Pollution Event for 2010. At the event, Colorado residents are invited to bring in an old, gasoline-powered lawn mower to exchange for a discount on a new, earth-friendly alternative. Participants can expect to remain in their vehicle while event staff unloads old equipment and loads new mowers.
WHEN: Saturday, May 1, 2010 9 am to 4 pm.
WHERE: RidgeGate Development off Lincoln and I-25. Enter near the corner of Ridgegate Parkway and Belvedere Lane in Lone Tree, Colorado southeast of Target, northwest of the Lone Tree Recreation Center.
Click here for a map of the location. Look for event signage and markers.
HOW TO PARTICIPATE: Click HERE (http://www.neutonpower.com/
PRICING:
The CE 5 model (retail price $299) will be sold for $175 to those without a gasoline lawn mower to recycle, and $150 for those who do have a mower to exchange.
The CE 6 model (retail price $399) will be sold for $275 to those without a gasoline lawn mower to recycle, and $250 for those who do have a mower to exchange.
The Neuton Reel Mower (retail price $99) will be sold for $65 to those without a gasoline lawn mower to recycle, and $55 for those who do have a mower to exchange.
To learn more about these models, please visit www.neutonpower.com.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Reduce your carbon foot print and get a new mower at the same time.
1:43 PM
Kristina Minor
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