Shrink Your Footprint: What We Buy
The goods we buy and the services we use matter. Our consumer behavior drives climate change; however, buying less does not necessarily imply a lower quality of life. On February 5, 2020, three experts joined us to discuss the latest advances in sustainable consumption and how you can reduce your carbon footprint.
Shrink Your Footprint: On the Go
There are many options to get around while reducing your carbon footprint. Switching to them is easier than you think. On December 4, 2019, three experts joined us to discuss what’s happening in Princeton so you can move around in a climate-friendly way.
Shrink Your Footprint: At Home
Whether you rent or own, there are things you can do to lighten your home’s load on our warming planet. On November 12, 2019, three experts joined us to discuss steps to build a greener home, reduce energy usage and encourage smart buildings within our community.
Environmental Forum, Sustainable Princeton Fight Climate Change; Town Topics
“It’s Getting Hot Out There… Weird Weather and Other Climate Change Anomalies” is the title of a panel discussion at the upcoming Princeton Environmental Forum, and as the …
Reversing “Nutritional Ignorance” Is Message of Campbell’s Talk; Town Topics
At a gathering in the Unitarian Universalist Congregation on Cherry Hill Road last Sunday, renowned biochemist and Cornell University professor emeritus T. Colin …
Sustainable Princeton Expresses Thanks To Supporters of Climate Action Plan; Town Topics
To the Editor: We want to thank the approximately 4,600 community members who contributed to the creation of Princeton’s Climate Action Plan. We greatly value the input you provided through […]
Save Energy. Save Money. Save Us.
Despite the recent 90-degree weather, fall is here. Now is the perfect time to make sure your home is well-insulated to keep winter heating costs to a minimum and do […]
Hundreds Join Worldwide Climate Strike; Town Topics
Led by youth, but including a broad range of ages and backgrounds, a crowd of more than 500 gathered in Hinds Plaza last Friday, September 20, to demand action in […]
Adopt-A-Storm-Drain
With just a few minutes a month, you can help reduce flooding and keep our waterways healthy! It might not seem like a big deal to have leaves, grass and […]
Keeping Storm Drains Clear Is a Neighborhood Initiative; Town Topics
When violent storms rip leaves from the trees and wash away piles of brush awaiting pickup in the streets, storm drains get clogged. And that is a problem. Read the […]
