Freeport CAN is working on a long list of action steps to reduce our community’s contribution to climate change. One of them is urging homeowners to stow their mowers in May as a way to reduce carbon emissions. Why No Mow May? Nearly 54 million Americans mow...
The fashion industry is one of the five biggest contributors to global pollution. Tradition in the industry indicates that the average garment goes through 101 steps before being wearable— ranging from the harvesting of materials through weaving, dyeing, cutting, sewing, and so on. The good...
In a world grappling with climate change and environmental degradation, every action counts. From reducing our carbon footprint to minimizing waste, there are countless ways individuals can contribute to a healthier planet. One often overlooked yet impactful solution lies right in our own backyards: growing vegetables...
It is midwinter in Maine, and while some of us may be turning to thoughts of spring, it’s the perfect time to reap the benefits of conducting a home energy audit. Become more energy efficient, increase comfort and save money. An energy audit is a comprehensive assessment...
Welcome to FreeportCAN’s EcoHomes Series We are excited to be kicking off 2024 with a new EcoHomes series. Once a month, we’ll offer an accessible, actionable tip to help you lighten your carbon footprint in your day to day life—with a focus on home and property....