On Thursday, Nov. 8, CEC will screen “An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power” at 7 p.m. in the Burlingame High School (BHS) Auditorium at 1 Mangini Way in Burlingame. Come at 6:30 p.m. to hear BHS students present their ideas for making their school more sustainable. Admission is free. This program is sponsored by the…
Learn How to Save Energy, Water and Money
Experts from our recent program called “Save Energy, Water and Money” have summarized some of their top tips for saving energy and water in this flyer. We invite you to download it and start saving money on your utility bills. The flyer is here.
CEC is indebted to Trustee Sterling Franklin of the Morris S. Smith Foundation for funding CEC’s annual scholarships to Burlingame High School students for two years and underwriting the Student Environmental Internships we offered for the first time this year to high school students who live or attend school in Burlingame. Eight high school interns…
The Citizens Environmental Council of Burlingame is pleased to award four scholarships this year to graduating seniors at Burlingame High School. We are awarding $3,500 to Keala Uchoa (pictured), who has an exceptional academic record (4.19 GPA) and a commitment to living sustainably. Keala was inspired by her AP Environmental Science class to start a…
Natalie Wylie of Franklin Elementary School in Burlingame was named “Best in Show” winner of the CEC Student Film Fest held at Burlingame High School on March 19 – Natalie was the winner of the Elementary School Category as well! Her entry, “Feed the Future,” explored the earth-saving benefits of a vegetarian diet. It will be entered in the…
You can donate to the Citizens Environmental Council of Burlingame (CEC) each time you shop on Amazon Smile or use eScrip at your favorite supermarket or other merchants. When you set up a “Smile” account on Amazon via smile.amazon.com, Amazon donates 0.5 percent of every sale to your favorite charitable organization. To choose CEC, go to…
