Miyawaki Forest started at UUCC
Miyawaki Forests, these powerhouses of green that can incredibly quickly and effectively restore biodiversity and life to the most urban, degraded soils
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Share this post:UUCC Recycles! We are looking for 2 people to join our mighty, reliable recycle Team of Two. UUCC is in Shaker Heights, a city which does not offer recycling services … Continue reading UUCC Recycles! Help Wanted
Share this post:We recycle Glass Bottles, Paper, Plastic Bottles, Cans, Plastic Tubs and Food Waste Our new Paper recycle bins are owned by River Valley. Our Rust belt Rider Bins, and Repeat … Continue reading UUCC Recycles
Share this post:UUCC is pleased to offer Rust Belt Rider Drop off service in the southeast corner of our parking lot. Our recycle Center has glass, paper, and food waste collections bins. … Continue reading Rust Belt Rider food waste composting at UUCC
Share this post:What are we doing at UUCC to be part of the climate change solution? tighten the envelope of our UUCC building, reduce our energy use, and in the future install an efficient, no fossil fuels heating AND COOLING system.
Share this post:Shaker Heights Lawnmower Rebate Program Coming this April 2023This spring, the City’s Sustainability Committee will offer residents — on a first come, first served basis — the opportunity to earn … Continue reading Shaker Heights Lawnmower Rebate Program
Share this post:FaCT Presents:Saturday September 10 – 3 PM Ross MacPhee, author of End of the Megafauna: The Fate of the World’s Hugest, Fiercest, and Strangest Animals 12,000 years ago, not so … Continue reading FaCT Presents: End Of the Megafauna
Share this post:A Message from UU Create Climate Justice Leadership: Climate change is a complex problem. There are no easy answers and often more questions. Holding complexity is part of the work … Continue reading Create Climate Justice: There is work to do
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After being down for repairs and an upgrade, the EV charging station is back up and running in the parking lot. The upgrade doubles the capacity of the station and it can now simultaneously charge two EV’s. As in the past, use of the service is free and open to the Congregation and the surrounding community. Sunshine is free but, maintaining the station’s equipment does have a cost. Free-will donations utilizing the box next to the station are greatly appreciated.
Share this post:In our parking lot is an array of solar panels, developed in partnership with Cleveland-based Solar Action, that supply electricity for our building. Solar panels are not often talked about … Continue reading Solar Panels, Electric Vehicle Charging Station and Rainwater Cisterns
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