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San Francisco Environment Department

San Francisco Environment Department

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SF Environment advances climate protection and enhances quality of life for all San Franciscans.

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The San Francisco Environment Department makes it easy for everyone in San Francisco to take care of their environment, their communities and ultimately, the planet.

网站
https://www.sfenvironment.org
所属行业
环境服务
规模
51-200 人
总部
San Francisco，California
类型
政府机构
创立
1996
领域
Zero Waste、Toxics Reduction、Energy Efficiency、Renewable Energy、Green Building、Green Jobs、Green Business、Climate Change、Urban Agriculture、Urban Forestry、Cleaner Transportation、School Education和Environmental Justice

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    1455 Market St

    US，California，San Francisco，94103

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  • This #WomensHistoryMonth, explore stories of trailblazing women who have shaped the fight for equity! ??? Read books like “Si, Ella Puede!” by Stacey K. Sowards, which highlights Dolores Huerta, a lifelong activist, environmentalist, and co-founder of the United Farm Workers Union. Huerta worked alongside Latinx and Filipinx farmworkers to achieve living wages and healthy work environments. ??? Find more inspiring memoirs and biographies at San Francisco Public Library's HerStory 2025: https://lnkd.in/gzZfZZZ9 #WomensHistory #WomenEnvironmentalists #DoloresHuerta #Environment #InternationalWomensDay

    • Dolores Huerta speaking into a microphone, wearing a blue shirt with a “50” sticker and a peace sign emblem.

  • Join us for a FREE day of urban greening and community action at San Francisco Public Works's Arbor Day Fair! ?? Bring your family and friends to enjoy hands-on activities, free compost, and tree planting. ?? When: Saturday, March 8 (9am-1pm) ?? Where: Civic Center Secondary School Yard (650 McAllister St.) Visit SF Environment’s booth to get the dirt on worms and learn about San Francisco’s Climate Action Plan! ???? #ArborDaySF #UrbanGreening #ClimateAction #Sustainability #Environment #SFEvents

    • Sunlight filters through a large flowering tree on a city street, casting long shadows on the pavement and creating a warm, serene ambiance.
    • A person holds a handful of soil with an earthworm in it, over a blue container outdoors.

  • Why buy new? Repair it for free! We’re excited to partner with SFPL, SCRAPSF, and Bike Mobile to provide both bike and clothing repairs. Bring your bike or a piece of clothing and learn hands-on skills to keep them in use longer. ?? Bike Repair – Richmond branch ??? 3/1, 11am-1pm ?? Clothing Repair – Potrero branch ??? 3/22, 2pm-4pm More information: https://lnkd.in/gukW3aJh #ClothingRepair #BikeRepair #FixIt #Mend #Sustainability

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  • Looking for ways to reduce food waste? Check out this quick and delicious recipe! ??

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    Tyrone Jue ??

    San Francisco’s Chief Climate and Sustainability Executive | Director of SF Environment | Implementing SF’s Climate Action Plan

    ?? Join Me in Fighting Food Waste—One Banana at a Time! ?? Food waste is a massive problem. San Francisco alone composts 550+ tons daily, yet 12,800 tons of perfectly edible food still end up in landfills every year. ?? That’s why I’m on a mission to fight food waste—armed with a microwave, an overripe banana, and (very questionable) acting skills. ?? In honor of National Banana Bread Day that just passed on Feb. 23, I'm sharing my ridiculously simple food recovery hack. And yes, this marks my LinkedIn acting debut— Ryan Reynolds, eat your artichoke regenerating Deadpool heart out! ?? ?? ?? My Food-Saving Banana Bread Mug Cake: ?? 1 overripe banana (rescued from compost doom) ?? 1 tbsp melted butter ?? 1 tbsp any milk ?? 3 tbsp flour (any type works!) ?? 1 tbsp sugar or honey ?? ? tsp baking powder ?? ? tsp cinnamon ?? Pinch of salt ?? Chocolate chips (optional, but encouraged!) ???? Microwave magic: 60 seconds in a microwave-safe mug ?? Oven option: 350°F for 25-30 min in an oven-safe ramekin The video might highlight my questionable acting, but the message is serious: Small kitchen hacks = Big food waste impact. Even one rescued banana at a time! ?? ?? Let’s Rethink What We Toss—Together! ?? If this message resonates with you, share this post to help spread the word! ?? Let me know in the comments if you want more videos like this. And drop your favorite “rescue recipe” too! #FoodWasteWarrior #BananaRescueMission #SustainableCooking #NationalBananaBreadDay #SmallChangesBigImpact San Francisco Environment Department #sanfrancisco #bayarea #climateaction ?? Shoutout to my superstar SFE ??? team: Rapha?l Paul Timmons Stephanie Gonzalez

  • ?? California has been a leader in rooftop solar, but the landscape is changing. What do recent changes mean for homeowners, businesses, and the industry? Join @SFPUC on Feb 20 at 10 AM for a free one-hour webinar with solar industry experts to explore what’s next for rooftop solar in California. ?? Date: Feb 20, 2025 ?? Time: 10:00 AM PT ?? Online Webinar ?? Register now: https://lnkd.in/g-ZqHZTc

    • Two workers install solar panels on a rooftop, under clear, sunny skies. Text overlay: "San Francisco Water Power Sewer asks, What's Next for Rooftop Solar in California?" with details about a scheduled Zoom meeting on Thursday, February 20, 2025 at 10:00 a.m.

  • Meet Huy Le (he/him), a Senior Toxics Reduction Program Coordinator at SF Environment! With #NationalBatteryDay on Feb 18, Huy is raising awareness about the importance of safe #BatteryRecycling! ?? All batteries require special handling. Here are important facts to know: ?? Single-family homes: Place used batteries in a sealed bag on top of your black bin. ?? Multi-family buildings (6+ units): Property managers can request a FREE orange battery bucket at (415) 330-1300 for tenants to use. ?? Drop-off locations: Find the nearest recycling site at SFRecycles.org. ?? Lithium batteries need extra care! Look for “Li” or “Lithium” on the label, tape the terminals, and call (415) 330-1300 for a FREE pickup of large e-bike and scooter batteries. Together, we can protect our workers, preserve natural resources, and reduce hazardous waste in our communities. ???? Read on: https://lnkd.in/gAJrGtjG #RecycleBatteries #SFEnvironment #EWaste

    • Person in an orange at a local farmers market near San Francisco City Hall. Providing education about hazardous waste like batteries, light bulbs, and electronic waste.
    • Three recycling bins on a street, one green and one black with their lids open, and one blue with its lid closed. The green bin is filled with garden waste including leaves and red flowers, and the black bin has a plastic bag with batteries on top.
    • Image displaying three types of batteries: an Energizer 9V battery, a CR2032 3V coin cell, and a Lithium Ion 3.7V battery.

  • Check out the amazing food justice initiatives at Replate! ???? Replate facilitates the donation of surplus food from businesses to seniors in need, ensuring that delicious meals do not go to waste.

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    Maen Mahfoud

    Founder & CEO at Replate | Social Entrepreneur | Climate | Food Systems | Circularity | Sustainability | Inclusivity | Green Economy | Tech 4 Good |AI 4 Good

    A memorable day of food recovery with Warriors player Lindy Waters III! ??? At Replate we regularly rescue surplus food from Chase Center and deliver it to our recipient partner, Curry Senior Center—but this time was extra special. Having Lindy Waters III join us in action gave us the chance to showcase not just our work, but the power of community-driven impact. Huge thanks to Lindy and everyone who makes food recovery possible! And for San Francisco Environment Department for setting the right food waste policies. Together, we’re reducing waste and nourishing communities. ???? #FoodRecovery #CommunityImpact #GoldenStateWarriors #Sustainability

  • A community rooted in resilience ???? Bayview-Hunters Point is a vibrant and resilient neighborhood in San Francisco, known for its strong sense of community and commitment to a sustainable future. Rich in history and activism, the neighborhood has continuously fought for positive change in environmental and social justice work. While challenges such as pollution from the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard and limited access to fresh, healthy food persist, the community continues to advocate for a more equitable future. ???? One resident making a difference in the Bayview is Isaiah Powell. He co-founded the Dragonspunk non-profit in 2020, a grassroots organization raising awareness about food justice through education, land restoration, and a local farmers market. ???? Their first project, the Calibird Pollinator Sanctuary, came to fruition in 2020. The organization turned fire-damaged land above a Caltrain tunnel on Palou Avenue into an oasis for pollinators, like butterflies, bees, and birds. ?? ?? ?? Want to support pollinators and urban gardens? Read the blog to get involved! ?? Read more: https://lnkd.in/gJ36CbtD

    • Person smiling while holding a fruit in San Francisco's Pollinator Sanctuary. Text overlay promotes the latest article about restoring the connection between people and pollinators.

  • Good news: San Francisco’s air quality is improving! ?? Pollution levels have dropped by 6% in recent years, thanks to the city’s commitment to clean energy solutions and sustainability. ????? "Cleaner, healthier air is a positive for all San Francisco residents. This data shows the measurable impact of the Bay Area's climate action policies at work." – Joe Piasecki, SF Environment With a goal to cut emissions and reach carbon neutrality by 2040, every effort counts. Here's how you can contribute: ??♂? Walk, bike, or take public transit to reduce emissions ? Support clean energy initiatives in your community ?? Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g9kHFF9q #Sustainability #CleanAir #CarbonNeutral

    • Person in a colorful sweater sitting on a hill, overlooking the cityscape of San Francisco.

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