by dustinryanmandre | Feb 2, 2022 | Town News
Residents Invited to Participate in Money-Saving Town ProgramTo Separate Recyclable Glass for Use in Sustainable Cement Production Fairfield CT, January 20, 2022 — There’s no question that, for environmentally minded households, being able to toss all kinds of...
by dustinryanmandre | Aug 10, 2021 | Sustainable Cooking Spotlight
Welcome to Sustainable Fairfield’s first sustainable cooking spotlight! Each month, we will spotlight a local vegan recipe along with an interview of the person who created it so we can learn about the inspiration behind their culinary creation, how our food...
by dustinryanmandre | Jun 13, 2021 | Uncategorized
The Sustainable Fairfield Task Force and the Solid Waste and Recycling Commission have developed a simple flyer which will go into over 25,000 tax bills that will help educate Fairfield Residents about how to recycle correctly. fairfield_recyclingDownload We need YOUR...
by dustinryanmandre | Apr 21, 2021 | Uncategorized
Sustainability Spotlight is where we shine a light on a business, non-profit, local group, or institution doing good things for the planet and inspires us. The idea for Pyoor LLC was born when Old Greenwich resident Heidi Horn decided to emulate at her home an...
by dustinryanmandre | Apr 19, 2021 | Earth Day 2021
When Saturday, April 24th 20211:00 pm – 3:00 pm Where Old Navy Parking Lot 2215 Black Rock TurnpikeFairfield, CT 06825 Register to Participate Details Join the Sustainable Fairfield Students, FairPLAN, and Mill River Wetland Committee to help clean up disposable...
Earth Day Celebration Features Family-Friendly Activities The Town of Fairfield’s annual Earth Day celebration is more than just one day! It kicks off with a community clean-up and free, informative workshops on composting and recycling […]
The lengthening spring days mark the start of the growing season here in the northeast- which is an exciting, hopeful time for local farms and the people who support them. The instability of the last […]
There's no question that, for environmentally minded households, being able to toss all kinds of recyclables into the same bin for pick-up --so called "single stream recycling"-- has made recycling even easier. But the convenience has come with a catch -- and Fairfield residents will now have an opportunity to help fix a problem.