The Live Green Lexington Energy Partner program is a joint effort between the city of Lexington and Bluegrass Greensource. This program offers energy-efficiency education to businesses and apartment complexes at no cost and gives them the opportunity to protect the environment, save money and receive recognition. Over 173 local businesses and 32 apartment complexes are now Live Green Lexington Energy Partners.
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Read More Read LessLexington has an aggressive planning program with the oldest Urban Service Area growth boundary in the United States. However this iconic American landscape has lost more than 80,000 acres of farmland to development during the past decade due to expansion of this boundary. The loss of agricultural lands causes a large net increase in the carbon footprint of the Bluegrass region. Maintaining the current Urban Service Boundary helps ensure our agricultural industries remain economically viable. The five-year Comprehensive Plan now under development calls for keeping the current Urban Services Area boundary- thereby preserving our farmland.
Read More Read LessThe Live Green Lexington Games is a friendly competition for businesses and organizations which helps protect the environment and saves money through waste, water, and energy reduction. This program is loosey modeled after the Chicago Green Office Challenge. Forty businesses participated in the 2012-2013 Live Green Games and registration is now open for the 2013-2014 Games.
Read More Read LessThe County of Lexington-Fayette, KY has reported 1 Community emission inventory, since 2011. In its latest inventory, compiled in 2011, the Stationary energy, Transport and Waste management are identified as key emission sources.
Mayor Jim GrayCounty of Lexington-Fayette, KY, United States