Category: Community Meeting Notices
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November Community Meeting
NEST has been hosting a series of conversations with community organizations to better understand the environmental and sustainability issues that matter most to Naperville residents – and now we want to hear from you. Join us to hear from NEST Committees about their goals for 2027 and contribute your stories, questions, and goals through a…
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Sustainability Leadership at the City Level
Continuing our series on excellence in sustainability, NEST is thrilled to have Cara Pratt, Chief Sustainability & Resilience Officer for the City of Evanston speak at our October community meeting.
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Planet Earth’s Future: Student Voices on Climate Change
As young people face an uncertain future on an overheating planet, they are taking action and raising their voices to create a better world for all who call Earth our home. Please join some amazing local climate leaders for their insights on the problems that our environment is facing. We will start with a presentation,…
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Modernizing the Grid
Presenters from Argonne and Invenergy spoke at North Central College on Monday, 2/17. See the video here.
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Cleaner, Lower Cost, Reliable
The video from the NEST Community Meeting is available now.
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The Reality of Designing Zero-Energy and Healthy Buildings
Join NEST for our monthly community meeting on Monday, October 21, at 6:30pm.
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Join NEST on August 21 for a Community Meeting about Civic Engagement for Sustainability and Climate Action
Mimi Cowan, former chair of the Will County Board, will lead NEST in a discussion on civic engagement to create a more sustainable community. We all can be a part of addressing climate change if we work together as a community. Please come and invite your friends! RSVP here. Location:Naperville Municipal CenterMeeting Room B, Lower…
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September Community Meeting
This one’s going to be big! September 25 at 7:00 PM at Naperville Municipal Center. Please note the new date! Topic: Naperville’s Coal Problem and What We Can Do About It Around 77% of electricity generated for use in Naperville comes from coal, contributing to climate change and pollution. In this meeting we’ll cover how…