When YOU ARE READY for a home energy audit, though we m ake no official recommendations, our members have had positive experiences with these  companies:
Home Energy Matters



CARPE DIEM, Homeowners!
Stimulous money is AVAILABLE NOW to green your homes.  Check the FEDERAL and NJ STATE rebate sites for details
Congratulations St. David's, now a Greenfaith Church
Say you care about your self, your family,  and Planet  Earth?
Then relieve yourself of this products
And stop using petroleum on your skin.
Is climate change just a big HOAX?
Kinnelon Conserves is a grassroots environmental organization  Kinnelon, NJ
This website was created and maintained by Avery Hart. 
kinnconserves@optonline.net
for more information call, 973-492-3404
Copyright 2011
Mr.Electricity explains your
electrical system.
4th EARTH DAY ECO-FUN!
EVERY DAY
IS EARTH DAY
Take the time to check these edu-animations out:  by Annie Leonard:
Story of STUFF

COSMETICS

ELECTRONICS

Local Links
Recycling in Kinnelon is complicated!  But the situation seems to slowly improve, offering residents more opportunity to conserve energy and natural resources.  For example, the boro now collects E-WASTE (electronic waste)For non-recycling trash schedule, click here.   For the 2011 Curbside Recycling Schedule, click HERE, and follow these basic guidelines:

CURBSIDE PICK-UP
GLASS:  YES: Recycle bottles and jars with 'comingled recycling (paper, plastic, glass) NO broken glass, mirrors, vases, flower pots, lightbulbs, drinking glasses

PLASTICONLY plastic drink containersNO plastic packaging & other objects, such as toy. EX. Drink containers CAN be recycled, but yogurt containers or food take out containers cannot be recycled

ALUMINUM -  CANS ONLY - Pans and pie plates can be brought to the Recycling Center, see below

PAPER/ CARDBOARD: YES, Please recycle ALL junk mail, circulars, toilet paper rolls, magazines, etc.)    NOTE*** You can also help the Boy Scouts by bringing newspapers to the Recycling center.....

KINNELON RECYCLING CENTER
OPEN Mon. & Tues.: 7AM - 2:45PM, and SAT & SUN: 8AM - 5:45PM

Items accepted at NO CHARGE: 
E-WASTE: Electronic devices such as: Lap tops, monitors, printers, keyboards, cables, rechargeable batteries, Copiers, Modems, Stereo equipment, typewriters, TVs, Cell phones, Radios.

NEWSPAPERS (benefits the Boy Scouts)

MOTOR OIL (mark the container)

ANTI-FREEZE (in original container)

METAL SCRAPS: IRON, STEEL, BRASS, LEAD, ALUMINUM  (but not cans)

LEAVES, BRUSH, LOGS: Please do not leave bag, just the items 
CLOTHES & SHOES: Put in bins at the DPW Garage

Items Recycled for a FEE:
Refrigerators, car tires, propane tanks, air-conditioners, dehumidifiers: $5 each
Truck tires: $7.




2011 Kinnelon Recycling Rules DE-MYSTIFIED
by Jaclyn Fu  & Allison Perch
Earth Day, 2011Click any picture for entire album...

The following are by  K-town youth FOR YOUR BENEFIT
by Allison Perch
As promised, the recipe for  body scrub

Body Scrub Recipe
from Whole Beauty News

You need just 4 Ingredients:
1. Raw honey
2. Light olive oil
3. Raw sugar
4. Citrus zest (grated peel)

     Mix 1 teaspoon of honey into 1/4 cup light olive oil. Add 1 cup of raw or granulated sugar.  Mix in 2 tsp fresh citrus zest. Rub into your skin and rinse...Enjoy!

Honey is one of nature's best moisturizers that draws water into the skin.   Sugar buffs away dead cells  gently,  dissolving as it works.
A touch of citrus offers an invigorating scent.

Read all about it! 
BIG THANKS to EVERYONE who made our Earth Day Fair a fun and informative experience for the hundreds who attended! You are truly holding up your part of the sky
YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE
MoreEarth Day pix here.
In Kinnelon, we're all Highlanders,
living on a watershed...
This site was created and maintained by Avery Hart Mantell.  Comments and questions are welcome.
avery123@optonline.net

20 minute animation that says it all.
The Story of Stuff
Welcome to the GMOcery!
YOU CAN PREVENT POLLUTION & save $$$! MAKE YOUR OWN  SAFE & EFFECTIVE  PRODUCTS
How the Highlands law impacts you, our boro, & individual property rights?
Find out at:  The NJ Highlands Coalition