Sustainability Resources
The Asian Chamber of Texas suggests the following resources that small and mid-sized business owners may find helpful for learning about sustainable practices and adopting environmentally friendly methods.
Email:officeofresilience@dallascityhall.com
Tel: 214-670-4549
Fax: 214-670-4448
Resilience Officer: Genesis D. Gavino
Note: (Asian Chamber isn’t included on the Resources list)
Tel: 214-670-4549
Fax: 214-670-4448
Resilience Officer: Genesis D. Gavino
Note: (Asian Chamber isn’t included on the Resources list)
311 Fort Worth Contact Center:
817-392-1234
817-392-1234
Phone Number: (972) 721-4846
Transportation Project Manager: Melissa Baker
Transportation Project Manager: Melissa Baker
Main Phone: 972-941-7000
Nico Cruz: Sustainability Coordinator
910-668-4578
910-668-4578
Phone Number: 972-547-7384
Phone Number: (972) 744-0908
Email: Lindsay.Turman@cor.gov
Email: Lindsay.Turman@cor.gov
Phone Number: 972-450-7000
Phone Number: 817-410-3330
Lewisville City Hall main phone line: 972-2190-3400
Phone Number: (940) 349-8205
Mailing Address:
P.0. Box 469002;
Garland, TX 75046
Phone: 972-205-3460
P.0. Box 469002;
Garland, TX 75046
Phone: 972-205-3460
Phone Number: 972-462-0022
Phone Number: 972-237-8055
Phone Number: 972-329-8331
Phone: 972-462-0022
The EPA offers free guides, webinars, and resources on how to make businesses more sustainable, focusing on waste reduction, pollution prevention, and energy conservation.
Green America offers resources on becoming a certified green business, marketing sustainably, and integrating green policies into a business model.
Energy Star, run by the U.S. Department of Energy, offers free resources to improve energy efficiency, including guides for various sectors and an energy benchmarking tool.
The Carbon Trust provides online tools, guides, and case studies to help businesses measure and reduce their carbon footprint. Their SME Carbon Footprint Calculator is particularly useful.
This free tool helps businesses assess their social and environmental impact. It’s a stepping stone toward B Corporation Certification but can also be used independently for insights.
NREL offers resources on renewable energy adoption, clean technologies, and strategies for sustainable practices tailored for small businesses.
NRDC provides guides on sustainable packaging, reducing emissions, energy efficiency, and more, specifically curated for small businesses.
GRI provides open-access guidelines for sustainability reporting, which can help businesses benchmark their sustainability practices and communicate their progress.
SBN provides various free webinars, toolkits, and articles on sustainable business practices, particularly tailored for small and mid-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Each of these resources offers valuable guidance for business owners seeking practical steps to operate more sustainably.