The links provided reference resources that help promote a sustainable environment.
(Please note: Sometimes businesses change their site address without notification. If you find a bad link, let us know and we'll do our best to re-establish the connection.)
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Schedule
Los Angeles County 'Clean LA'
Metro "L Line" Foothill Extension
Southern California Edison
Southern California Gas Company
Used Oil Recycling, Glendora Area
Water Conservation
More Useful Links
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Cleantech Group
accelerating the next wave of innovation, main concept is to provide products and services that reduce or eliminate negative ecological impact, improve productivity and responsible use of natural resources. -
County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works : Commonly Recycled Materials
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County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works : Smart Gardening
information including backyard and worm composting, grass recycling, water wise and fire-wise gardening techniques from the County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works. -
County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works : Your Guide to Household Hazardous Waste
latest information regarding proper disposal of household hazardous waste, sharps, universal waste, as well as electronic waste. Includes the how to proper dispose these waste, the consequences of improper disposal, and the local collection events. -
Environmental Protection Agency
provides updated information about current regulations, teaching resources, workshops, etc. -
Forest Stewardship Council
created to change the practice of sustainable forestry worldwide. Their purpose is to coordinate the development of forest management standards throughout United States.
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National Energy Education Development Project
provides resources for educators to create and design energy education projects. -
National Recycling Coalition
a non-profit group that look at aspects of waste reduction, reuse and recycling in North America. -
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
offers information about the International Treaty on climate change. -
US Department of Energy's Energy Star site
search information for Energy Star products to home builders. -
US Green Building Council
an organization that provide information about green buildings, guidelines for LEED certifications, and other certification programs.
