| Action | Title | Description |
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| Achieving Maximum Energy Efficiency | LA - CA Low Income Weatherization Program |
The California Weatherization Assistance Program reduces the heating and cooling costs for low-income families by improving the energy efficiency of their homes and ensuring their health and safety. Click here for LA-specific providers. |
| Making Your Water Heater Efficient | SF - Solar Water Heater Consumer Guide |
Use this guide to learn how solar water heating works, incentives that are available for installing solar water heating systems, find installers in SF, and learn more about financing options. |
| Reducing Your Household Waste | SF - Resources for Reuse |
Where can you donate unwanted items? Check out this rich list of resources for arranging for reuse of your stuff. This tool provided by SF Environment. |
| Preparing for an Earthquake | LA - Ready LA - Earthquake Preparedness |
"Ready LA" provides advice on responding to an earthquake in LA.
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| Removing Hazardous Waste | LA – Hazardous and E-waste Collection |
The Household Hazardous Waste and Electronic Waste Collection Program (HHW) gives Los Angeles County residents a legal and cost-free way to dispose of unwanted household chemicals that cannot be disposed of in the regular trash. |
| Reducing Water Used for Lawns | LA - Turf Replacement Program |
LADWP currently offers an incentive to replace lawns. As of July 2015, residential customers can receive $1.75 per square foot replaced for 1500 square feet. See also the California DWR's turf replacement rebate program. |
| Reducing Water Used for Gardening | SF – Water Wise Gardening |
Look over this guide before you begin your next garden project or to find out how to make changes to your maintenance and irrigation practices that can save water and money. You’ll find lots of helpful tips and resources on each page. This guide is provided by the SF Public Utilities Commission. |
| Reducing Water Used for Lawns | LA - Be Water Wise |
Use only as much water on your lawn as you need to. Studies show that the average homeowner uses more than 4 times the actual amount of water needed to keep a lawn healthy and green – wasted water that runs off of property and into storm drains. Use the watering calculator and watering index to learn just how much you should water. Saves 750 to 1,500 gallons a month. |
| Cutting Emissions from Heating | SF - Multi-Family Upgrade Rebates |
Energy Upgrade CA Multi-Family Rebate Program: Are you a renter in a multi-family buidling with five or more units? If you wish to discuss energy efficiency upgrades with your landlord, bring this resource with you! |
| Getting Cars to Slow Down | SF - Vision Zero |
City of SF’s road safety policy that will build safety and livability into our streets. |
