Western Technical College Safety Building (Winter 2010-)

Western Technical College hired Madison Environmental Group, Inc. to provide LEED consulting services and to oversee the building's construction waste recycling program.

Madison Children's Museum LEED Project Management (Winter 2009-)
Madison Children's Museum hired Madison Environmental Group, Inc. to oversee and facilitate the LEED Design and Construction submittals for the rennovation of the 100 North Hamilton building. The new museum is projected to open in 2010.

Green Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District (Fall 2009-)
Madison Environmental Group, Inc. worked in conjunction with Symbiont to develop a strategic sustainability plan incorporating the triple bottom line elements of environmental, social, and economic responsibility for the Green Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District. The plan will identify the areas of greatest impact and explore operational actions that will help create a more sustainable organization.

Western Technical College Sustainable Food Initiative (Summer 2009-)
Western Technical College in La Crosse, WI hired Madison Environmental Group, Inc. to develop a sustainable food purchasing plan and create a Farm to Institution Network that will cooperate to purchase and promote local and organic foods.

Union South (May 2009-)
CG Schmidt hired Madison Environmental Group, Inc. to provide LEED consulting services and oversee the deconstruction of Union South, Hiray Hall and Randall Towers and work specifically with construction recycling management.

Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery (Winter 2009-)
J.H. Findorff & Son, Inc. and Mortenson hired Madison Environmental Group, Inc. to to provide LEED consulting services as well as oversee and facilitate the deconstruction and construction waste management of the project.

Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery Construction Waste Recycling Management (Summer 2007-)
Findorff Mortensen hired Madison Environmental Group, Inc. to plan and manage a construction waste recycling program with a goal of achieving two points towards LEED Certification. learn more»

Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery Deconstruction Reuse and Recycling Management (Summer 2007-)

J.H. Findorff & Son hired Madison Environmental Group to plan and manage deconstruction and reuse recycling during the removal of buildings to make way for the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery in Madison, Wisconsin. This building is a $120 million project on the UW-Madison campus. learn more»

EnAct Simple Steps to Greener Living Guidebook
(Summer 2007-)

Madison Gas & Electric, one of our EnAct program sponsors, hired Madison Environmental Group to develop an updated guidebook to be used by participants in our free sustainable living program. Early next year, the guide will be available for purchase. Watch for it at enactwi.org »

Network 222 Transportation Demand Management (Fall 2004-)
The Fiore Companies hired Madison Environmental Group to develop and implement a transportation demand management program to encourage increased utilization of alternative transportation modes by the workforce employed at Fiore's Network 222 in Madison, Wisconsin. learn more »    
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EnAct (Winter 2003 -  )
The City of Madison, Dane County, Madison Gas and Electric, and various partners hired Madison Environmental Group to develop and manage EnAct. EnAct creates Environmental Action Teams in neighborhoods and community groups to promote sustainable living and strengthen communities. Team participants take actions to reduce waste, conserve energy and water, protect water quality, and reduce automobile use. On average, participating households save 183 pounds of garbage, 570 kWh of electricity, 39 therms of natural gas, 14,487 gallons of water, 1,126 vehicle miles, 2,196 pounds of CO2, and $281 per year. Visit www.enactwi.org for more information, including an online version of the EnAct Participant guide. learn more »

Madison Area Car-Free Challenge (Fall Annually)
Madison Environmental Group organized our 4th Annual Madison Car-Free Challenge, September 22 - October 6, 2006. To raise awareness of the environmental, health and economic benefits of reducing car travel, we offered incentives to people who try to live car-free or "car-lite" for two weeks. We measured results to demonstrate that individual actions add up to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve air quality. Please contact us if you would like to sponsor or participate in the 2006 Challenge. learn more »