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Yesterday, June 25th, President Obama unveiled a new plan to combat climate change by reducing carbon emissions, getting people prepared for the changes that have…

Summer is one of the most anticipated and hectic times of the year. With all of the excitement surrounding this season, it is easy to…

On Saturday, February 2nd, Green Light New Orleans participated in the Super Bowl’s first ever Super Saturday of Service. The citywide volunteer event was hosted…

The March on Climate Change continues. February is here and Green Light New Orleans is still in need of volunteers to help us reach our…

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released the numbers: 2012 was the hottest year in United States history. 2012 set multiple weather records in the…

Last week Green Light announced a new volunteer campaign called “March on Climate Change” to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions in New Orleans…

What’s up Green Light Nation! Thanks for tuning in to the Small Biz Blog, your source for updates on Green Light New Orleans’ free Small…

What’s up Green Light Nation! It’s been a long and winding road for the Small Business Program in every positive sense of the expression. From…

Sweden is turning its waste into energy—energy that can be used to do things like light and heat homes—by incinerating it. Currently, Sweden creates energy…

We would like to offer a warm welcome to Dyverse City, a new partner to Green Light New Orleans! As a partner, Dyverse City will…

On October 20th, 30 students volunteered at Green Light as part of Loyola University’s Wolves on the Prowl service event. In addition to installing light…