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The circular bioeconomy is an economic model that uses renewable biological resources like agriculture and food waste to create new products, materials, and energy. This new industry has the potential to radically improve the environmental and economic health of the North San Joaquin Valley.
Watch the Valley Link presentation cosponsored by Tracy Earth Project. Valley Link is a new 42-mile, passenger rail service connecting the more than 105,000 workers who travel daily over the Altamont Pass from their homes in the Northern San Joaquin Valley with fast, frequent, zero-emission service.
Through my work with TEP and the TGBN, I’ve developed leadership skills, gained real-world experience, and deepened my passion for sustainability.
This article looks at the environmental disaster that helped to inspire the first Earth Day in April 1970.
This year the Tracy Chamber of Commerce introduced the Emerald Awards, which went to businesses that scored highest in the Tracy Green Business Survey.
We ask students to identify an environmental issue and present a solution. Winners are announced at our annual Tracy Earth Day event.
Your tax-deductible donation supports local education and youth-focused programs, creating more opportunities for all to actively participate in our environmental community.
The President’s Volunteer Service Award recognizes the valuable contributions volunteers make in our communities. Tracy Earth Project is a Certified Organization. Working with TEP, volunteers can earn service hours to help qualify for this prestigious award.
To learn more, visit Presidential Service Awards.
