Time to Do More Than Talk Trash; U.S. 1
During the 2019 holiday season the United States Postal Service shipped an estimated one billion cardboard boxes full of electronics, polystyrene foam, and miles of plastic.
Local Environmentalists Hoping For State Ban on Plastic Bags; Town Topics
Some New Jersey residents fighting for the elimination of single-use plastic bags got a New Year’s Day gift last week when it was announced that 10 towns and one county had banned the bags, plastic straws, and expanded polystyrene (Styrofoam) from further use.
Repurpose Your Christmas Tree
Wondering what to do with your holiday tree? Review this list of ideas and consider how you might keep the season going.
Traffic, Affordable Housing, Political Activism Grab 2019 Headlines; Town Topics
In a town with so many high-powered organizations, Sustainable Princeton (SP), the Bayard Rustin Center for Social Justice (BRC), and the Coalition for Peace Action (CFPA) seemed to grab a particularly large share of the headlines in 2019.
Message from Mayor Liz Lempert to Compost Participants
At the end of January 2020, it will be one year since Princeton suspended its curbside composting program – the first such program in New Jersey.
Around 40 demonstrators gather in Hinds Plaza for Climate Strike; Daily Princetonian
On Friday, Dec. 6, about 40 demonstrators gathered in Hinds Plaza to take part in the Princeton Climate Strike. The strike was one of dozens of similar events across the nation and across the world.
Sustainable Princeton “Takes Action” With New Logo, Website, Initiatives; Town Topics
“We are excited about our new website and visual identity,” said SP Executive Director Molly Jones. “The new logo embodies the urgency of our work.”
It’s #GivingTuesday
We are so pleased to share our newly-designed brand identity and website. Imagine what your support can do! On #GivingTuesday, we hope you will consider a donation to Sustainable Princeton.
“OptOutside” on Black Friday; “Shrink Your Footprint” on Dec. 4; Town Topics
Local residents will have opportunities to stand up for the environment at two events in the coming week: “OptOutside” on November 29, and Sustainable Princeton’s “Shrink Your Footprint: On the Go” on December 4.
Princeton’s climate crusade; Princeton Echo
Princeton has no oceans to flood its streets and no forests where wildfires can burn out of control, but it is not immune to the consequences of climate change. But if Christine Symington gets her way, the town …
