Issue 16 - Jul 2010

Reduce food waste, save money and our environment

The NSW Government has teamed up with retailer Woolworths, households, businesses and local councils to slash food waste – under a new program called Love Food Hate Waste. More >

NSW homes get a warm winter welcome

It is official, winter is here and with the cooler weather comes the temptation to turn the heater up and have long, hot showers. The Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water NSW's (DECCW) Save Power winter campaign is reminding the community how to save power in what is normally the peak season for power use. More >

Launch of Cape Byron Sustainability Project

Cape Byron Trust, in conjunction with the NSW Environmental Trust invites the community to learn about sustainability through the Tread Lightly project. Cape Byron Trust chairperson Yvonne Stewart said that everyone can make a difference by making more sustainable choices in our day to day activities. More >

Also in this issue...

Feel Amazing Wellness Centre Community gardens growing around NSW Councils clear the air NSW businesses celebrate Sustainability Advantage Clean Beaches 2010 - Connecting Our Coastline Book celebrates history of Myall Lakes Park Online recycling directory means business NSW Government takes action in public facilities Who Cares about the Environment? seminar series Diary and events - July to September

Upcoming events

See all events and important dates for:

New resources

Sydney water community and school education programs.
Illegal dumping prevention and clean up handbook for Aboriginal communities.
Explore all the areas of the house and garden to find out ways to save water.

Newsflash

1 Million Women – 23,000 strong and growing!. Join today – it's easy and it's free.
Make your personal Power Pledge today
Visit the Banksia Awards, Large Business Sustainability Award. Entries close on 2 August 2010.

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