May 27, 2021
Princeton’s Water Story
Our relationship with water is complicated. That’s why, Donna Liu, a Princeton resident, professional journalist, and Rutgers Environmental Steward, developed Princeton’s Water Story. Available as a
Welcome to Our News Room
May 21, 2021
Seeds of Sustainable Landscaping are Sprouting!
Like many towns, Princeton has community members eager to eliminate noisy, polluting gas-powered leaf blowers and other lawn maintenance equipment, as well as numerous landscape company owners
Clean air, pure water, and open spaces are essential to human and environmental health. Princeton’s Climate Action Plan is primarily focused on reducing greenhouse gas
April 22, 2021
Missed the “Changing the Landscape – 2” Webinar?
On April 21, we were joined by Eve Niedergang of Princeton Council, Ana Paola-Pazmiño of Unidad Latina en Acción NJ, and Edward Gonzales of Green
Maybe it’s a result of being cooped up for so long by COVID, but efforts to ensure that this year’s Earth Week makes a significant
March 11, 2021
Going Beyond: Climate Action and Equity
Climate change negatively affects us all, but our communities of color and low-income residents are most severely impacted and are often not part of designing solutions. Land planning
February 23, 2021
Our team is growing!
We are looking forward to bringing a new member to our team. To learn more, check out the full job description below. Sustainable Princeton Program
January 27, 2021
Reusable Bag Advice
As you’ve probably heard, New Jersey recently enacted the nation’s strictest bag ban. This means that beginning in May 2022, plastic bags will no longer be
January 14, 2021
Missed the “Changing the Landscape” Webinar?
During this webinar, we were joined by three partners in our efforts to promote sustainable landscaping in Princeton. Dan Mabe described initiatives of the American
December 30, 2020
Princeton Adapts in Year of COVID Pandemic Struggles; Town Topics
Among many other items mentioned, is this: “With the co-leadership of Sustainable Princeton and a host of other environmental organizations, the Council continued to successfully
