To The Editor :
The Green Communities Program is a transformative initiative that champions environmental sustainability while invigorating economic vitality. By engaging in this program, the Town of Marion unlocks the potential for a greener future, fostering positive change that benefits the planet and our local economy.
Advantages of the Green Communities Program include:
-Financial Support: Grants are available to finance clean energy initiatives within municipal buildings, facilities, and educational institutions.
-Technical Assistance: Regional coordinators aid cities and towns implementing energy-saving measures.
-Lowering Energy Costs benefits taxpayers: The initiative helps local governments reduce energy usage and costs by enhancing efficiency and embracing renewable energy options.
-Environmental Impact: This initiative significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions while championing sustainable energy practices, paving the way for a greener future.
-Economic Development: It invigorates local economies by nurturing the growth of clean energy sectors and creating valuable job opportunities, paving the way for a brighter, more sustainable future.
Again, the Green Communities Program offers Marion access to grant funding for projects focused on energy efficiency and renewable energy, while showcasing Marion’s dedication to clean energy initiatives and sustainability. Please join the movement toward a sustainable and prosperous tomorrow. Vote “No” on Town Meeting Warrant, Article 31, and Article 49.
Sincerely,
Eileen J. Marum, Marion
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