February 2014 Newsletter

San Francisco Acts on Climate Change
Today, San Francisco released a new report outlining several greenhouse gas reduction strategies to meet local goals.
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Clothes, Linens or Shoes Piling Up?
Now you can take your unwanted textiles to over 100 reuse and recycling locations across the city. More >

Water Conservation Tips
As 2014 starts with a record-breaking dry spell, water conservation has never been more important. Get tips for water conservation and learn about water saving devices from the SF Public Utilities Commission. More >

Celebrating Black History Month
We are excited to celebrate Black History Month by highlighting 29 African Americans who have made great strides in the environmental movement. From George Washington Carver to Lisa Jackson, learn about the amazing work these individuals have done to protect the environment. More >

Local Organizations Take on Carbon Reduction
The San Francisco Carbon Fund has awarded grants to nine local organizations to plant trees, install sidewalk gardens, and other projects to mitigate carbon emissions. More >

SF Environment Congratulates 56 New Green Businesses
On January 30th, SF Environment held the annual Green Business Awards to honor San Francisco's 56 new green businesses and 200+ existing green businesses. Find a green business near you. More >

SF Environment's 2013 Annual Report
2013 was an exciting year at SF Environment. In addition to helping divert over 80% of the city's waste and over 1.3 million pounds of hazardous waste from the landfill, our department launched a new biodiversity program. See the full list of our recent accomplishments in our annual report. More >