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• Groundbreaking for Fire Station 220 in Mesa - Station to be City's second LEED Certified building - we're on a roll.
  
• Groundbreaking for Fire Station 219 in Mesa - Station to be City's first LEED Certified building
  

• Mesa and First Solar dedicate factory site - Old Mesa Proving Grounds will generate 600 clean-tech jobs!

• Recycle Your Used Fryer Grease and have it turned into biodiesel fuel!

• Mesa Public Library offers card holders free kill a watt devices to check out

• Always Call Before You Dig: Locate Utilities free by Dialing 811

• Form-based code to create a greater sense of place

• Mesa launches partnership promoting the "green" side of golf

• City of Mesa projects named finalists for Valley Forward's Environmental Excellence Awards
   

• Mesa residents invited to take advantage of Paint Reuse Program
   

• Central Mesa light rail extension is one step closer to federal funding
   

• Stimulus Dollars fund installation of LED streetlights in Mesa to save energy and money

   
• Local HOA water conservation program saves water, money
  
  
• Mesa's Light Rail Expansion Environmental Assessment - Fact Sheet (En Español)
  
  
• Mesa Celebrates Valley Bike Month!
  
  
• Mesa Mayor, Scott Smith is 1,000th signer for climate change agreement
  
  
• On Friday, January 8 CBS News featured "America's Dwindling Water Supply" and linked to Arizona's Water-Use It Wisely site for tips.  See the whole story.
  
  
• A new "green" steel mill, CMC Steel Arizona, will recycle scrap metal and water
  
  
• ASU Poly starts Community Garden
  
  
• Top Ten Reasons to skip overseeding
  
  
• Solar Panels to Produce Power, Boost Local Economy
  
  
• Earn prizes by participating in SustainLane's Local Action Challenge.  Show how YOU are building Mesa's sustainable community one action at a time!

    

$USTAINABILITY $AVINGS Tip

2012

• April: Simple Actions to Lead Into a Greener Future
• March - Thirsty for Simple Ways to Save Water?
• February - Money Does Grow On Trees
• January - Local Food Movements Gain Momentum

   

2011

• December - Energy Efficient Products Pay It Forward
• November Are Food Recalls Ruining Your Appetite?
• October - Greener Choices Reduce Hazards in the Household
• September - Composting: Breaking it Down to the Basics
• August - Landscape Watering As Easy as One, Two, Three!
• July - Consider a Landscape Conversion
• June - Building a Sustainable Community
• May - From Dream Home to Green Home
• April - Desert Plants Are Great at Multi-Tasking
• March - Solar Opportunities Shine
• February - Harvest Multiple Benefits with Rainwater Collection
• January - Local Food Movements Gain Momentum

   

2010

• December - Water-Wise Landscaping for the Arizona Desert
• November - Energy efficient products pay it forward
• October - Composting: Breaking it down to the basics
• September - Are food recalls ruining your appetite?
• August - Greener choices reduce hazards in the household
• July - Consider a landscape conversion
• June - From dream home to green home
• May - Xeriscape tips to gain water, time, and money savings
• April - Landscape watering by the numbers
• March - Compost to turn green waste into mulch
• February - Desert Plants Are Great at Multi-Tasking
• January - Harvest Multiple Benefits with Rainwater Collection
  

 

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