PARTNERSHIP NEWS

Register now for Natural Leaders 2008. Don’t miss this workshop and awards luncheon being held September 17 at the Loudermilk Center in Atlanta.

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HEADLINES

Georgia’s Clean Energy Tax Credit
Applications are now being accepted for Georgia’s clean energy tax credit. The credit is available for a variety of energy efficient and renewable energy technologies including solar hot water, efficient lighting, energy efficient buildings, and others. more>

Efficient and Clean Energy Loan Guarantees Available
The U.S. Department of Energy is accepting proposals for energy efficiency, renewable energy, and advance transmission and distribution technologies projects. 10 billion dollars is expected to be available. more>

EPA Tightens CFL Disposal Guide
EPA has released new guidance for cleaning up broken compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) as part of this ever-evolving conversation. more>

Drive Clean & Green Across Georgia
The 3rd annual Drive Clean and Green Across Georgia will be held Monday, August 11. This caravan of hybrids and alternative fuel vehicles will travel from Atlanta to Tifton to kick off the Southeast Bioenergy Conference. more>

Yamaha Wastewater Treatment Technician Opening
Gold Partner, Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Corporation, is looking for someone to operate and maintain Yamaha's industrial wastewater treatment system. more>

PARTNER SPOTLIGHT

The Wilderness Society
The Southeast office of the Wilderness Society, located in Atlanta, has been a Champion for the Partnership for a Sustainable Georgia since 2005. With locations all over the United States, the Wilderness Society protects and restores America’s wilderness while inspiring Americans to care about the wild. For opportunities to join, support, and donate to the Wilderness Society, visit www.wilderness.org.