How Green is Wayne City?
Together, we will make a difference.
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Our place to share greeen initiatives with the Wayne City community.
U.S. Green Building Council - Green Building info for Illinois
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Location: Illinois, IL
Wayne City's GreenTowns Network:
Our place for community members, non-profit organizations, businesses and community leaders to network, share and socialize. Let your friends and neighbors know you care about sustainability in Wayne City and be connected to others who share your concern.
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Help Wayne City Become Greener!
Key Building Blocks for
Greener Communities
- School Gardens - Maybe your kids will eat more vegetables.
- Single-Stream Recycling - Easier sorting that results in more recyclables placed at the curb.
- Green Business Challenge - Get your business involved in sustainability.
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A Special Thanks to Our GreenTowns Partners:
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- Bartlett Arboretum
- Bikes Belong
- Cartridge World
- Clean Air Cool Planet
- Conscious Decisions
- Connecticut Green Building Council
- Earthgarage
- ecoapprentice
- Edibles Advocate Alliance
- Environmental Headlines
- Fairfield Green Food Guide
- Fairfield Green Drinks
- Grassroots Environmental Education
- Green Cincinnati Education Advocacy
- Green Living Guy
- Greenwich Audubon
- Keep America Beautiful
- Live Green!
- Los Angeles Green Drinks
- MowGreen.US
- National Farm to School Network
- Neighbor to Neighbor Energy Challenge
- Planet Fuel
- Plug In America
- Preferred Builders
- Project Green Search
- Pure Point Energy
- SaveGreenNow
- scienceFIST
- SoundWaters
- Smaller Earth
- Smartpower
- Stamford Green Drinks
- Sunlight Solar Energy
- USGBC - The Center for Green Schools
- US GreenTechnology
- Wheels for Wishes
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