Please join us on Saturday, September 25, 2010 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Library Park. Monrovia's Green Team will be hosting this event. The Community Sustainability Fair will have 50 booths & exhibitors to provide information on sustainable products and services. A children's eco-play area is being sponsored by Athens Services and Bank of America and will feature Radio Disney and a Recycling Relay Race from 12 noon to 2 p.m. Kids can "Paint N Play", while parents shop at the Last Chance Mercantile, a reuse area set aside so residents can swap household treasures and trinkets.
Workshops on backyard composting, how to make your make your home or business energy efficient, the California Solar Initiative and Green Building will be held from 12:30 to 3 p.m. in the Community Room of the Library and Smart Gardening area of Library Park.
Community Services will be hosting a Reuse Fashion Show from 11:30 to 12 noon at the Main Stage. Come see how recycling clothing can be eco-fashionable and trend setting! Staff from Canyon Park will presenting the 5 R's from 12:30 to 1 p.m. There will be a Green Library Tour at 1 p.m. Please meet at the Library entrance for this short tour on how Monrovia's LEEDs Silver certified library is not only "green" but sustainable.
A Low Emissions Vehicle (LEV) Auto Show will be held on Palm Avenue throughout the day. The show will feature vehicles of all shape and sizes that offer reduced emissions and are environmentally friendly. From hydrogen cars to compressed natural gas buses, come see how vehicles and bikes are becoming sustainable.
For more information about the Community Sustainability Fair call Environmental Services at (626) 932-5553 or click here.
Monrovia Environmental Accords … Gateway to Sustainability
Welcome to the home page for the Monrovia Environmental Accords (MEA). Monrovia’s City Council adopted the Accords, establishing goals and policies to make our community more environmentally friendly and sustainable.
The MEA covers twenty-one long-term goals and objectives, from waste diversion to new transportation systems. A Green Team, with representatives from every department participates in the development of the Accords and Action Strategies.
Most of the goals are long-term (2015-2030) and will require new policies, programs and technologies. Several are dependant on other agencies, such as utility companies. Monrovia is committed to working with these agencies, businesses and residents to create a more sustainable community for those who live and work in Monrovia.
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