Think Globally
Georgia
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Market on Madison, KDLB Teaming Up for Recycling Event
November 14th, 2007
This Saturday, a Georgia community will have a “Fall Into Recycling” event featuring crafts, food and produce vendors.
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Atlanta to Host Eco-friendly Fashion Show
November 7th, 2007
On November 17, 2007, Atlanta-based independent clothing designer, Charles Josef will present “The Little Green Dress,” a couture fashion show featuring the newest earth-friendly fabrics.
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GROwing Environmental Leaders for Tomorrow
October 31st, 2007
The EPA is awarding Greater Research Opportunities fellowships totaling $166,000 to four students studying environmental fields at Spelman College.
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Nearly One Million Take Pledge to Make Energy Efficient Change
October 23rd, 2007
The 20-day national Energy Star Change a Light Bus Tour concluded today with nearly one million Americans across the country pledging to change more 2.6 million lights to help fight climate change.
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ENR Ranks Top 50 Green Contractors
October 17th, 2007
Engineering News-Record has released its inaugural list of the Top 50 Green Contractors, a ranking of U.S. contractors based on the number of sustainable and green projects they have worked on.
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Coke, NRC Team Up on Recycling
October 8th, 2007
As part of Coca-Cola’s $60 million investment in U.S. recycling programs and initiatives, the soda company is teaming with the National Recycling Coalition on a grant to fund recycling bins.
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EPA Awards 20 Environmental Justice Small Grants
October 3rd, 2007
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency awarded $1 million in grants across the country for improving the environment in low-income communities.
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EPA Chief Launches 10 City National Tour to Promote Energy Efficiency
October 3rd, 2007
EPA Administrator Stephen L. Johnson kicked off the 10-city, 20-day Energy Star Change-a-Light Bus Tour today at Disneyland.
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Fall Electronics Recycling Day set for Oct 27 in Decatur, GA
September 21st, 2007
On Saturday October 27, Decatur will have its Fall Electronics Recycling event with this year’s change that batteries, Styrofoam and mercury will also be accepted.
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Lending a Helping “Handy” in Atlanta
September 5th, 2007
For the John Mayer concert on August 5th, the City of Atlanta teamed up with Reverb — a non-profit that works with bands and musicians to help educate fans about environmental issues and “green” up its tour.