This grant opportunity provides American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funding to non-profits, local governments, students, and utilities that wish to promote the Governor’s Energy Office Recharge Colorado programs with innovative local outreach strategies.
This is a reminder that the RREO Recycling Rebate Application is due August 31, 2010. Please visit the CDPHE website for more information: http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/oeis/p2_program/rebates.html
This grant opportunity provides American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funding to local communities/governments, cities, counties, non-profits and/or utilities for the purpose of implementing a voluntary or mandatory, local ABC high performance program in which the energy efficiency requirements for new construction exceed the 2009 International Energy Conservation Code.
University plans to place recycling bins next to each outdoor trash can.
Businesses can save money and the environment by doing more — more recycling — according to Jenny Kedward, environmental coordinator at the Pueblo City-County Health Department.
This grant opportunity provides Recovery Act funding for soft costs associated with achieving High Performance Design for partners accepted into the High Performance Building Program.
Large nonprofit Zero Waste company in Boulder, CO, seeking a high-level professional to help create and manage the next entrepreneurial phase of combining environmental mission with business so as to establish Boulder as a Zero Waste Community Model for the nation.
The GEO seeks documented quotes from service providers for an Energy Data Management Tool to allow Main Street Efficiency Initiative program participants to report, track and analyze energy use/cost and CO2 emission data to the GEO
A formal bid/proposal notification has been released by the CITY OF FORT COLLINS for a recycling outreach program.
Product stewardship is the focus of a new council formed under the umbrella of the Colorado Association for Recycling (CAFR). The board of directors of CAFR approved the new Colorado Product Stewardship Council at its June meeting in Steamboat Springs