November 2025 EcoUpdate Monthly Newsletter
November 4 Is Election DayIf you haven’t already, please vote. Elections matter and your vote matters. You can read where the local candidates stand on the environment here.The polls are open …
Delivery Without The Waste – To Go Green Launches Reusable Takeout
One of the eco-friendly habits we promote at EcoAction Arlington is bringing your own reusable containers for take out and leftovers. What about ordering delivery – you can’t always control …
Joint Comments on Environmental Legislative Priorities
EcoAction Arlington, Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions Arlington Hub, and the Sierra Club Potomac River Group recognize the key role state legislation plays in advancing Arlington’s ability to meet its climate goals. The major retrenchment on environmental policies atthe federal level makes the state role in advancing climate and environmental policies even more important. Anticipating that the political dynamics in Richmond will be more favorable than in recent years, we offer the following recommendations for Arlington’s legislative priorities for the 2026 General Assembly session
Fall 2025 The EcoAdvocate
Let’s Ban Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers In Arlington Arlington County, responding to strong public pressure, is considering updating its noise ordinance to ban gas-powered leaf blowers – a serious noise, worker …
Register For A Free Native Tree with Arlington County
The Arlington County Dept. of Parks and Recreation is providing 500 young native trees to Arlington residents at no cost this fall. The trees you plant are part of the …
Elections Matter: Vote on November 4, 2025
Where the candidates stand Addressing the climate and other environmental crises requires urgent and transformational changes at the global, national, state, and local levels. Decisions at the state and local …