Take EPA's ENERGY STAR Pledge and join with millions of others in using products and practices that save energy, save money, and protect the environment. Together, we can all make a difference. If every American household took part in the pledge, we would save more than 110 billion kilowatt hours of electricity, more than $18 billion in annual energy costs, and prevent greenhouse gases equivalent to the emissions of more than 18 million cars.
Grants under the Recovery Act of 2009
The Recovery Act includes$7.2 billion for projects and programs administered by EPA. For information on funding opportunities and awards,visit
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Local Governments Play An Important Role In Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions And Preparing For Climate Change Impacts
Local governments are implementing a range of programs and strategies to address climate change while improving air quality, enhancing economic development and increasing the nation's energy security. A variety of technical assistance, tools, and guidance is available to local governments to quantify their greenhouse gas emissions and develop effective greenhouse-gas-reduction strategies.
Climate and Energy Best Practices
Best practices for local governments address climate and energy concerns by integrating energy efficiency, clean energy supply, transportation, land use, and waste management.
Climate and Energy Resource Database
This searchable database contains references that can assist local governments with clean energy initiatives. The database can be searched by location, policy area, type of resource, and keyword.
Local Climate Action Plans
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