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800-555-5629

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Maxlite

Energy efficient lighting products.
www.maxlite.com

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BlueMax Sunrise System Model 320 by Full Spectrum Solutions

Dawn simulator with long-life LED bulbs.
www.fullspectrumsolutions.com

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415-979-0280

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Lemnis Lighting, Inc

Lemnis introduced the first LED light bulb for the direct replacement of incandescent lamps.
www.lemnislighting.com

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CFL Bulbs by Energy Star

Compact fluorescent light bulbs.
www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?fuseaction=find_a_p...

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6655 Lookout Rd. , Ste. 120
Boulder, CO 80301
800-339-9572

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American Environmental Products Inc.

Provides eco-friendly products.
www.sunalite.com

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Help educate people on the many benefits of using CFL bulbs (compact fluorescent light bulbs) while providing quality CFL's at an affordable price to help make the switch to CFL bulbs painless.
www.thebulb.com

Minneapolis, MN

Local City Rankings Article

Minneapolis Harnesses Citizens' Power

We here at SustainLane are willing to wager that when you moved into your new apartment last year, no one showed up on your doorstep with a platter of macaroons, and a warm welcome to the neighborhood. Are we right? If only you lived in Minneapolis. We’re not sure if any of the residents in the city’s Linden Hills neighborhood can bake a decent macaroon, but one thing’s certain: within days of your arrival, they’ll know your name, and they’ll know what kind of light bulb you use.

Denver Youth Corps Teaches Low-Income Residents...

Denver, CO

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Denver Youth Corps Teaches Low-Income Residents...

Michael Phelps probably wouldn’t blink if asked to swim the length of twenty-five Olympic-sized swimming pools. But imagine asking him to save that much water? That’s what Denver youth achieved by mid-2008. They also reduced the amount of carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere by nearly two million pounds per year. These gold-medal feats were accomplished as part of Denver’s Mile High Youth Corps (MHYC) project. In 2006, MHYC partnered with the state’s Low Income Energy Assistance Program and began going into homes to conduct energy audits and distribute power-saving CFL light bulbs.