Community Mapping
View the Green Triangle Community Map of green resources. Learn from neighbors who have rain barrels, vegetable gardens, disconnected downspouts, fruit frees, and more. Add your information to the map by creating a profile. Read More
Local Filmmaker Ben Evans Debuts YERT, and Supports Green Triangle
Crescent Hill's best known environmental film-maker is at it again, this time, for the benefit of the 9th District. Read More
Recycle Handheld Electronics
Recycle handheld electronics through Eco-Cell at several locations in the 9th District. Keep hazardous materials out of the landfill, reduce the need for mining of rare minerals, and protect gorilla habitat while supporting the Green Triangle. Read More
Residents on Warren Road use Green Thinking
One of the most important components of the Green Triangle activities in the 9th District is looking at public projects through a "green lens." When the residents of Warren Road were tired of calling every few years to have their road replaced, they knew there had to be a better way. Read More
Visit the Green Triangle Blog
The Green Triangle has a new blog. Read the blog to get Green Triangle updates, exciting stories from sustainable ventures in the 9th District, information on events, green tips, and more. Read More

Find out how much storm water you can keep out of the combined sewer system by disconnecting your downspouts and why that matters

Water Conservation Calculator

How much water can you conserve? Find out below.

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Imagine Individuals, Businesses and Government working together to create a 9th District of:

Green spaces for people to connect with nature and each other
Green options for transportation, and
Green thinking that promotes the conservation of resources and our small neighborhood feel.

Air

The quality of our air is something that affects us every day. As we work to increase "green thinking that promotes the conservation of resources," air is often one of things we overlook.

Energy

Energy use - lighting, appliances, heating, cooling - all adds up and presents an amazing opportunity for conservation of resources.

Food & Soil

When we talk about food and soil, we’re talking about growing things and what we eat. As we work to "promote the conservation of resources," we know that what we eat has a huge impact on those resources.

Transportation

We hope that our 9th District has green options for transportation, and we know that lots of people believe that this can be one of the most difficult things to do – not so. Going green in transportation can be fun and easy.

Waste & Recycling

9th District Goal: Create a universal access system for recycling and repurposing in the 9th District, to reduce the overall waste output of the District.

Water

As the Green Triangle works to increase "green thinking that promotes the conservation of resources," water is one of the areas where each of us can have a huge impact.

Green Triangle Gear

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