Local Organizations
Little People Big Changes
Visit this site for information on the anti-idling campaign and the Clean Energy Option presented by an innovative kids action group.
Visit this site for information on the anti-idling campaign and the Clean Energy Option presented by an innovative kids action group.
Download the PDF (835k) from this link which together with the link below, provides an excellent foundation of programs and incentives available at the state and federal level.
Visit this link for information on Connecticut Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency.
Visit this site for information on Connecticut's Clean Energy Option, including links to the form you can fill out to sign up.
Visit this site for Governor Rell's "OneThing" campaign for Connecticut, with tips for saving energy, conserving resources and more.
Visit this site for information on regional energy planning and procurement of energy resources.
Download the PDF here to read House Bill 7342, an Act concerning electricity and energy efficiency.
Visit this site for valuable information on energy efficient products and practices.
Visit this site, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) energy efficiency and renewable energy website which outlines federal programs, initiatives and related news.
Visit this site for official energy statistics from the U.S. Government and this interesting graphic depicting primary energy consumption by source and sector.
Visit this site for information on global climate change, provided by the co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
Visit this site for information on the region's leading organization dedicated to finding and promoting solutions to global warming.
Visit this site for a web-based do-it-yourself home energy audit tool for calculating energy use in residential buildings.
Download the PDF here, that answers frequently asked questions about how to dispose of CFLs properly.
EcoGeek devotes its pages to exploring the symbiosis between nature and technology, and you can subscribe to their fascinating email newsletter. Visit ecogeek.org.
Team up to participate in energy saving challenges! Visit carbonrally.com.
Join the Westport Freecyle Group, where a network of individuals offer and receive items that would otherwise end up in landfills.
If you want to sell, rather than give away items, check out Craig's List (fairfield county) where it's very easy to post items for sale and arrange local pickup.
Also, don't forget that the Wilton Library accepts book donations and the Turnover Shop in Wilton center accepts donations of clothing, toys, and other household items.