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  • Styrofoam Recycling Events

    Volunteers are needed to help collect and load Styrofoam. Shift times range between 9:00AM and noon. Please click here if you’d like to volunteer (Also, please note in your response that you want to volunteer specifically for the Styrofoam recycling event.)

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    Styrofoam Recycling Events
  • April Community Meeting

    From Vision to Action: How Communities Build and Implement Climate Action Plans Our April meeting will feature Edith Makra of the Metropolitan Mayors Caucus and Sarra Hinshaw, Sustainability Manager for Kane County, for a focused look at climate action planning. Edith will offer a high‑level framework for why climate action plans matter, and Sarra will

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    April Community Meeting
  • March Community Meeting

    Sustainable Landscaping: Creating Beautiful and Environmentally Responsible Outdoor Spaces – Transform your yard! Create a beautiful, sustainable outdoor space that supports wildlife and saves money. In this presentation, the Conservation Foundation will show you tips & tricks for how to create a landscape that conserves water, attracts birds and butterflies, and reduces environmental impact through

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    March Community Meeting
  • February Community Meeting

    Please join us on February 9th at the Nichols Library for “From Fire to Wire: Why Energy is About to Look Very Different.” The presentation will cut through outdated assumptions about energy and show how quickly the world is shifting toward cheaper, cleaner technologies such as EVs, solar, wind, and batteries. It will use clear

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    February Community Meeting
  • It’s More Expensive Again

    This video takes a deep dive into why IMEA costs are 43% more than the market rate in 2025.  The City of Naperville’s consultants CJ Law, The Chicago Tribune and NEST all found IMEA costs to be more expensive than what other communities are paying for wholesale electricity.  This is not a comparison to ComEd as they

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    It’s More Expensive Again