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| Want to know more about recycling? | ||
| www.nyccompost.org/ | ||
| Compost Project NYC | ||
| www.nyc.gov/html/nycwasteless/html/recycling/recycling_nyc.shtml | ||
| NYC Recycling Program, information of disposal of waste | ||
| www.nyc.gov/html/planyc2030/html/greenyc/greenyc.shtml | ||
| PLAN NYC 2030 Learn what NYC's mission is to green our city | ||
| www.nycgovparks.org/sub_your_park/trees_greenstreets/street_tree_info.html | ||
| Request a tree planting on your sidewalk or in your neighborhood -- FREE! | ||
| www.nyserda.org | ||
| NYSERDA uses innovation and technology to solve some of New York’s most difficult energy and environmental problems in ways that improve the State's economy. | ||
| www.dsireusa.org/ | ||
| The energy efficiency portion of DSIRE currently contains federal, state, and investor-owned utility financial incentives | ||
| www.solarelectricpower.org | ||
| SEPA is a collection of utilities, energy service providers, and the photovoltaic industry working together to create and encourage commercial use of new solar electric business models. | ||
| www.eere.energy.gov/solar | ||
| We focus on developing solar energy technologies to power our world. We are motivated by a belief that science and technology, guided by purpose and vision, can deliver new energy resources that are clean, reliable, and secure. | ||
| www.ases.org | ||
| ASES is a national organization dedicated to advancing the use of solar energy for the benefit of US citizens and the global environment. ASES promotes the widespread near– and long-term use of solar energy. | ||
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