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Media CoverageTom Rand brings carbon neutral message The Wellington Advertiser Eden Mills really is going carbon neutral By Phil Gravelle Eden Mills Writers' Festival Sets a Green Example! By Jason Spence Veggies and sense of community growing in Eden Mills By Chris Seto "Eden Mills Going Carbon Neutral" inspires Toronto initiative By Carlos Osorio Article by Alex MacEachern, p. 9 New "Missing Link" Trail to Connect Communities of Rockwood, Eden Mills By Chris Daponte United Nations Recognizes Green Legacy Program By Mike Robinson Eden Mills welcomes book lovers... By Jon Fear New carbon neutral handbook to be launched at Writers' Festival... The Wellington Advertiser New handbook shows how village going carbon-neutral... Guelph Tribune The University of Guelph By Rebecca Ring By Rebecca Ring Eden Mills gone carbon neutral Small community plans to be first in North America... By Vaniglia Baily Straw bale eco-home going up in Eden Mills... By Rebecca Ring By Charlotte Prong Parkhill New Eden Mills residents, Ruth and Tom Bowes, building straw bale house... By Connie Adair Producer: Marijka Hurko Mayor White and Eden Mills group featured at ROMA convention... By Rebecca Ring Eden Mills on a mission - Community poised to take next step toward becoming carbon-neutral... By Stephanie MacLellan Eden Mills enlists U of G help in bid to become first carbon-neutral village in North America... By Andrew Vowles Eden Mills Carbon Neutral Project mentioned in House of Commons... By Michael Chong, MP Wellington Halton-Hills Eden Mills Carbon Neutral Project launched... By Rebecca Ring Eden Mills group leading way towards carbon neutral village... By Chris Daponte Eden Mills proposes to go carbon neutral: A Canada first... By Rebecca Ring Shelagh Rogers interview with Charles Simon... Sounds Like Canada, CBC Radio Eden Mills contemplates a heavenly future... By Cameron Smith Eden Mills group officially launches Carbon Neutral project... By Chris Daponte
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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.
