Welcome to Sustainable Tucson

Sustainable Tucson’s Next General Meeting
Monday, September 13th, 5:45 to 8:00pm
Joel Valdez Main Library, Downtown, 101 N. Stone Ave
Here for more information

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Our Mission and Vision

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WORKING TOWARD SUSTAINABILITY

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Watch “The Story of Cap & Trade”

What is the Story of Cap & Trade?

The Story of Cap & Trade is a fast-paced, fact-filled look at the leading climate solution being discussed at Copenhagen and on Capitol Hill. Host Annie Leonard introduces the energy traders and Wall Street financiers at the heart of this scheme and reveals the “devils in the details” in current cap and trade proposals: free permits to big polluters, fake offsets and distraction from what’s really required to tackle the climate crisis. If you’ve heard about cap and trade, but aren’t sure how it works (or who benefits), this is the film for you. Find about it here: http://www.storyofcapandtrade.org.

And what about bottled water?

And, after you’ve seen this one, you might want to see what they have to say about the story of bottled water at http://www.storyof stuff.org/bottledwater/

Watch “The Story of Stuff”

The Story of Stuff is a wonderful online video about sustainable production and consumption, a culture of practices we don’t see very much of yet. In addition to the suggested “10 Little and Big Things You Can Do”, there is a pressing need for organized, coordinated action at the grassroots level. This is why Sustainable Tucson is so important. Watch “The Story of Stuff” on your own browser here.

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August 15, 2010 Zero Emissions Race
from Geneva to Geneva through Europe, Asia,
and North America
Around the World in 80 Days with 100% Electric Cars

Scheduled to pass through Tucson, Monday, November 15th!

Find out More!

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Sustainable Tucson is now an official

U. S. Transition Initiative

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The Drying of the West: Our Future?

UA climate scientist Jonathon Overpeck confirms previous studies that Arizona is ground zero for the most extreme warming and drying impacts in the U.S. Read article here. UA Regents Professor, Malcolm Hughes recently completed a new study that shows the last decade was the hottest in at least the past 1300 years.

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