Sustainable Newton

We're so lucky to have the talented folks at Fuelfilmsco to help us tell our story! Thanks, Brian David Barnard, Tommy Walton, and Walker Cothran for such good work.

Sustainable Newton wants to thank the Ray C. Anderson Foundation and Drawdown Georgia for inspiring our journey and helping us tell our story.

Many of the folks stopping by our table at yesterday's #CheeriosChallenge were interested in learning more about the Great Southeast Pollinator Census. You can learn more at the link below and by ...

Thanks to everyone who stopped by our table and/or checked out the EVs, e-bikes, and battery-powered tools we had on display for our #EarthDay Celebration at the Covington Family YMCA's #cheeriosch...

White House executive actions garner climate headlines, but #ClimateAction of lasting impact has to come from bipartisan efforts at a more local level. After all, America has been into, out of, an...

To change the trajectory of the #climatecrisis, we have to return to building places where the ways we get around, power our buildings, handle our waste, access life's essentials does to require us...

On #EarthDay and every day, we're building a world where people and planet are as important as profit and future generations matter. THIS is what we mean.

"think of e-bikes not as more expensive bikes, but as cheap replacements for cars" Dan's story is familiar to many of us. And, with the rebates coming soon through the Atlanta Regional Commission...

Of all our community's many assets, few are as impressive and essential as the Newton County Water and Sewerage Authority. We want to thank their Executive Director, Mike Hopkins, for inviting us ...

Through our community outreach promoting the clean energy incentives of the federal #InflationReductionAct, we've encouraged local homeowners to take advantage of tax credits for an electric #heatp...

The first Earth Day was celebrated over 50 years ago in 1970. Established to bring attention to the environment and promote conservation and sustainability, it is now recognized worldwide. Recy...

A wonderful thought as we prepare to celebrate #EarthDay tomorrow.

One encouraging, recurring aspect of our conversations at today's #CheeriosChallenge event was the number of people who mentioned sustainability opportunities at their churches. New HVAC systems, ...

It's no coincidence that both the Atlanta Regional Commission and Georgia Environmental Protection Division Priority Climate Action Plans place an emphasis on #ebikes and on getting more people to ...

All 50 states and 237 U.S. cities (98% of 241 analyzed) have warmed since the first Earth Day in 1970. And Atlanta is warming at a faster rate than the US overall and the rest of Georgia. https:...