Going Green Publications
P. O. Box 3164
Wilmington, NC 28406
910.547.4390
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Cape Fear’s green living magazine
Cape Fear’s Going Green is a publication serving as the premiere guide for eco-friendly resources and lifestyles in the Lower Cape Fear River basin of North Carolina. This free magazine covers topics designed to help you make choices that save you money, contribute to healthier living, and assist you in being kind to our planet.
No matter what your interest in sustainability—stormwater management, green building, or alternate energy; using native plants, protecting our wetlands, or recycling—Going Green has information you can use.
Read the Fall Issue Online
Our fall issue always features green building, in honor of Wilmington’s Annual Solar and Green Building Tour, and we offer several articles to show you green building activity in our area. How does Wilmington’s new solar street sweeper facility use green technology to save money? Who will win in this year’s Lower Cape Fear Stewardship Development Awards? What do we mean by the “triple bottom line?” Read the fall issue to see what’s happening. Also in this issue: we use a green lens to view the Cameron’s exhibit on 
the architecture of Gwathmey Siegel—designers of the Cameron itself—which you may visit in person through January 10.
In addition to our green building articles, read about: native plant suggestions to attract birds into your fall garden, and another in our “Stormwater 101” series, entitled, “What Is a Watershed?”.
Community Eco-Friendly Calendar
Whether you’re planning a weekend outing, learning more about the environment, or entertaining out-of-town guests, this eco-friendly calendar for the Cape Fear region is the answer. >>read more
2009 Sustainable North Carolina Awards
Read about the winners of the 2009 Sustainable North Carolina Awards to learn about innovative and inspiring efforts being made around the state—and right here in Wilmington. (Going Green’s own Valerie Robertson was a nominee!)
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