Clarkston partners with green business

Clarkston has partnered with an Atlanta company that aspires to provide information and contacts about becoming more eco-friendly.

The ZiptoGreen program allows residents to create a personal energy-saving plan, calculate the impact of their energy saving on costs and connects them to resources to reduce energy use.

Residents also receive discounts from local and national businesses after creating their plans.

More information is available at www.ziptogreen.com or residents can create an action plan following a tutorial on www.positiveenergynews.com.

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