Climate change is such a big, global, and kinda scary topic. That’s why we write climate stories with a local lens and a focus on what you can do to actually make a difference.
February 15, 2011
The City of Austin’s new Carbon Offset Challenge Grants are designed to highlight local projects doing their part to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. $40,000 will be divided among up to 16 projects, and up to $10,000 can be awarded to one project. Solicitation information is posted on the City of Austin Purchasing website.
The City of Austin, Texas
CLIMATE PROGRAM MANAGER
Please log in and submit corrections and additions to this list, which is in no particular order, news about Austin’s Green Scene in 2010.
The winners of various awards programs and contests can teach us all something about leading hte way to a greener future. Check out what we’ve compiled so far and add other we missed.
Happy…Hanukkah,..Eclipse,..Solstice,..Christmas,..New Year, ………is it over, yet?
The elections this week mean big changes in Congress and at the Texas State Legislature.
Nonetheless, Austinites still want clean air and water.
350.org‘s 2nd annual climate awareness raising earns title "world’s largest enviro-event ever." Visit the 350 website or Read More »
It’s 10/10 weekend. That means people around the world are trying to get you more involved in fighting climate change.
A quick reminder and personal invitation………..
The EPA is holding hearings in 7 cities across the nation to determine future regulation of coal ash.
Hotel San Jose and Jo’s to Host Shrimp Boil and Music Festival Friday July 23.
Check out the Chris Jordan Digital Photo Exhibit at the Austin Museum of Art (AMOA) – and at Read More »