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Durham Region Green Drinks
Do you want to meet a lively group of friendly people interested in environmental issues from academia, business, government and NGOs for good conversation? If so, join us for drinks! There's no agenda or other formality - it's a chance to meet regularly to chat, debate, socialize and connect with other Durham residents passionate about environmental and sustainability issues. The... read moreTake the We Have the Power Pledge
Durham Region, the power for change is in your hands! Durham Sustain Ability (DSA) wants you to take action and make a stand for the environment today and take the We Have the Power™ Pledge . Pledge to reduce and conserve in four areas: energy, transportation, waste and water for your chance to win great prizes, including a front loading ENERGY STAR washer and dryer! The... read moreEcoBusiness Tip of the Month - Create a Green Team
An effective way to create positive change and encourage employees to adopt new behaviours in the workplace and at home is to create an internal Green Team. The Green Team is responsible for spear heading internal initiatives and encouraging employees to take action. Depending on the size of your business, the Green Team should include staff from various... read moreEcoBusiness 2009 in Review
Durham Sustain Ability would like to thank all of our supporters, partners and friends who helped make 2009 a great year for EcoBusiness. 2009 was a year of growth for the EcoBusiness program with membership growing to over 75. The program continued to expand across the region with new partnerships with the Scugog and Clarington Chambers of Commerce. The program is also becoming far reaching... read moreLunch n' Learn Sessions
Durham Sustain Ability is pleased to offer Lunch n' Learn sessions in the following categories; Waste, Water, Energy and Transportation. A Lunch n' Learn is a simple and powerful way to build knowledge and common understanding within an organization about sustainability and the importance of social corporate responsibility. The sessions promote group discussion and the opportunity to leave the... read more
Green Your Business
DURHAM -- If the greenest part of a company is the front lawn in the summer, business owners may want to find other ways to be a friend to the planet.
That's why Durham Sustain Ability held a Green Business Trade Show in March. The day included seminars to show companies how to reduce their impact on the earth.
It can also put more green in business owner's pockets, executive director of Sustain Ability Shawna Mutton said.
"I think that right now, especially during these economic times, doing more with less makes sense," she said. "It's not just good for the environment, it's good for the bottom line."
Read the full story at www.newsdurhamregion.com.