Education

Educational Events

Living Green Conference

Living Green Expo (St Paul, May 2-3, 2009)

Harvest Festival

Midwest Energy Fair (Amherst, WI June 19-21, 2009)

Lake Superior Energy Fair

The Eco Experience at the 2009 Minnesota State Fair August 27–September 7, 2009

Educational Programs

The EPA’s Energy Star Program

The Drive Smart Challenge

Alliance To Save Energy

Minnesota Energy Challenge – calculate your carbon footprint

Other Educational Resources

Energy Center of Wisconsin

Living Green from the MPCA, who also provided our initial funding

Midwest Regional Collaborative for Sustainability Education

Minnesota Office of Energy Security

Healthy School Environments from the EPA

Healthy Sustainable Schools Guide for Change from the MPCA

2 Comments Add your own

  • 1. Robin Raplinger  |  February 26, 2009 at 11:03 pm

    I think “events” should be a stand alone category. “education” should be a subgroup of “organizations”.

    Other organizations could include these that I learned about Saturday at the wind energy presentation at Mesabi College:

    http://c-bed.org/
    C-BED is an organization of farmers and landowners, mainstreet businesses and bankers, wind developers and component fabricators, educators, renewable energy advocates, and other members of our local communities. We share a desire to develop renewable energy resources in a way that optimizes local economic development in the communities in which we live and work.

    http://www.mnrenewables.org/
    The Minnesota Renewable Energy Society (MRES) is a member-run, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in Minneapolis in 1978 to promote the use of and advocacy for renewable energies in Minnesota through education and demonstration of practical applications. MRES is involved with education, awareness, and advocacy efforts for all forms of renewable energy technologies, with a particular emphasis on solar energy technologies.

  • 2. Nathan  |  February 27, 2009 at 6:07 pm

    Good idea to pull “Events” up as a separate category. In fact, we might want to pull it out of “Additional Resources” entirely and use the blog section for event announcements instead. Or would it be confusing that we keep announcing events that we don’t have anything more to do with?

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