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Our village of Eden Mills is “Going Carbon Neutral”We are a small Canadian village with an ambitious goal. We are engaging in a grassroots initiative to tackle the urgent issue of a warming planet. We want our children and grandchildren to know that we not only cared but tried to do something. Therefore we are aiming to become the first village in North America to achieve carbon neutrality. We launched this project on November 7, 2007. Latest Headlines!Newsletter #54 - Earth Day 2012 Report & Cool News Flash!On Thursday April 26, our own Eden Mills visionary, KIT BRESNAHAN, received the VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION AWARD 2012 presented by Wellington County, and sponsored by the Guelph-Wellington Volunteer Centre. Our five-year-old Earth Day Celebration is just one of the important projects Kit has initiated in the Village. For the full story on Kit, see page 3 of this newsletter... Newsletter #53 - Fifth Annual Earth Day CelebrationsIn April 2008, the Eden Mills Youth Group organized the Village’s first Earth Day Celebrations. That year, for the first time, Wellington Green Legacy had offered the Village more than 2000 trees to plant in recognition of our intention to “go carbon neutral.” Since that first Earth Day 4 years ago, we have planted 7258 trees, and as many as 22 species more... EDEN MILLS GOING CARBON NEUTRAL ORDER YOUR TREES NOW!Wellington Green Legacy has just sent us the list of trees available to Eden Mills residents this year. They will be delivered to Eden Mills for Earth Day - Saturday, April 21. Please make your selections as soon as possible and send your order in to Bill Allen by April 14 if possible. See this order form (Word format) or order form (PDF format) for details. Newsletter #52 - End-of-Survey Celebratory PartyWe held an “End-of-Survey Celebratory Party” on Friday, March 2 at the Hall - read our newsletter for more information. Newsletter #51 - Household Emissions Survey 2011 Reminder
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The Eden Mills Going Carbon Neutral Project is supported in part by a grant from the Ontario Ministry of the Environment’s Community Go Green Fund.