Green RESOURCES
eNergY CoNservAtioN
Energy Star Appliances: For lists of Energy Star approved appliances and information about tax credits, visit
www.energystar.gov
Efficient Windows Collaborative: This online resource provides building code updates and explains the benefits of en- ergy efficient windows.
www.efficientwindows.org
Energy Efficient Lighting: Learn the ben- efits of compact fluorescent lights and LEDs.
www.eartheasy.com
Lighting Efficiency: This website helps homeowners choose and maintain lighting for optimal energy efficiency.
www.energysavers.gov
fArmiNg
Carolina Farm Stewardship Association: Promotes sustainable agriculture. www.
carolinafarmstewards.org
Center for Environmental Farming Systems: Provides agricultural research, extension and education.
www.cefs.ncsu. edu
soLAr Power
NC Solar Center: This center is operated by the NC State University College of En- gineering. It features a display home and other exhibits on the use of solar power.
www.ncsc.ncsu.edu
Solar Energy International: Offers training classes on renewable en- ergy. Online classes are also available.
www.solarenergy.org
trANsPortAtioN
Capital Area Transit (CAT): Provides bus service in Raleigh.
www.raleighnc.gov/ transit
Go Triangle: A regional resource for sustainable transportation, this site offers a trip planner, rideshare matching and van- pool leasing as well as biking and walking guides.
www.gotriangle.org
reCYCLiNg
Carolina Recycling Association: Mem- bership includes individuals and orga- nizations committed to recycling efforts.
www.cra-recycle.org
Community Recycling Information:
Cary:
www.townofcary.org Chatham County:
www.chathamnc.org
Durham County (incl Durham):
tinyurl.com/dgaoyy Orange County:
tinyurl.com/d8glkr
Orange County Solid Waste Manage- ment: Provides solid waste and recycling services to residents and businesses.
www.co.orange.nc.us/recycling
Raleigh:
tinyurl.com/cfm78y Wake County:
tinyurl.com/dkvo98
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