May 19, 2022
Sustainable Minds: Community Solar
On May 18, a special session featured two speakers to share the benefits of community solar: Elena Weissmann, Mid-Atlantic Director of Vote Solar: Elena coordinates
Welcome to Our News Room
As of Monday, landscapers and homeowners will have to care for their lawns without the use of gas-powered leaf blowers. May 16 marks the end
May 4, 2022
Our team is growing!
PLEASE NOTE: Submissions are now closed for this position. We seek a Communications and Outreach Manager who is organized and energetic, with superb interpersonal skills
Sustainable Princeton is hosting a virtual discussion on community solar on Wednesday, May 18. This discussion will help residents understand what community solar is and
April 18, 2022
Everyone’s talking about heat pumps
(image source: DOE) If you’re like us, you’re probably seeing a lot of talk about heat pumps in your news feed. And some of it
April 16, 2022
What We’re Listening To: First They Took the Gas Leaf Blowers, Now They’re After Your Lawns (Well, Not Exactly)
If you follow sustainability issues in town, or if you are just tired of hearing the roar and smelling the fumes of gas-powered leaf blowers,
Mercer County’s annual celebration of all things sustainable – which features several in-person events in Princeton – has been set for the week of April
April 7, 2022
Sustainable Minds: Stormwater in Princeton, Part II
On April 6, Marisa Immordino, AmeriCorps NJ Watershed Ambassador for the Millstone Watershed / The Watershed Institute, noted how residents can get involved and described
March 31, 2022
Sustainable Minds: Stormwater in Princeton, Part I
On March 30, James Purcell, P.E., P.M.P., Land Use Engineer, Princeton’s Engineering Department, discussed stormwater issues impacting our region and described the efforts underway to
Respected thought and action leaders tackle local climate-change issues FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 3, 2022 [Princeton, NJ]: Sustainable Princeton, in partnership with NRG, has announced
