Join the employees of Cox Enterprises in the company's environmental initiative Cox Conserves -- offering tips on how anyone can be more environmentally friendly.More Details
Sometimes you’ll hear the word “sustainability”. Both “green” and “sustainable” are easily interchangeable. There are many definitions for sustainability. The United Nations has adopted this definition: “Sustainability meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.” Sustainability related to the continuity of economic, social, institutional and environmental aspects of human society, as well as the non-human environment. More Details
To find out about sustainable planning for the Reno, Tahoe, and Carson area click here.
If you live in an area where curbside recycling is not available, you can still recycle by taking your recyclables to any of the following Recycle America drop-off locations which are open Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm. Here are recycling drop-off locations for your area. More Details
A new study says environmental worries have 46 percent of respondents cutting back on driving and 31 percent looking to buy a more fuel efficient car.
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The Green Directory is a user friendly guide to Northern Nevada’s environmental groups. Nevada EcoNet publishes the directory every two years. Here you will find contact information for businesses that are eco-friendly to the environment. Salons, computer stores, plumbing services, restaurants and much more can be found on this eco-conscious site. More Details
Global warming is the #1 environmental problem today, but everyone can effectively fight it by offsetting the greenhouse gas emissions they are responsible for, essentially erasing their carbon footprint and 'undoing' the damage. More Details to find out how you can easily and inexpensively offset the greenhouse gases emitted every time you drive, fly, or throw a party!
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Americans throw away 44 million newspaper everyday. That’s the same as dumping 500,000 trees into landfills each week.
Americans throw away enough aluminum every month to rebuild our entire commercial air fleet.
Every year we save enough energy recycling steel to supply L.A. with nearly a decade’s worth of electricity.
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