Posted on: October 2nd, 2012
You can make positive change for low-income and disadvantaged individuals - just join our Energy Corps AmeriCorps program and help save energy and money. We are seeking enthusiastic individuals 18 and older who work well in a team environment, can relate to individuals from diverse backgrounds, and have a strong interest in energy conservation and community development. Read more about this opportunity, or click here for details on the application process.
Posted on: September 5th, 2012
 Attend our Home Energy Raters (HERS) training and help promote residential energy efficiency. In this week-long training, you will learn home design and construction techniques based on building science principles and become a Home Energy Rater and an ENERGY STAR for New Homes Verifier. Class begins October 8, 2012, in Missoula, MT, and runs through October 12. Click here for more information about the training and requirements, or register online at http://bit.ly/KCzWiS.
Posted on: August 16th, 2012
 Want to be part of a dedicated team of experts in sustainable agriculture? Want to promote local, healthy foods and encourage others to conserve our natural resources? Then you should apply to join our staff. We have two openings in our Butte office: a coordinator for the Grow Montana Coalition, and a sustainable agriculture intake specialist. Check out the job responsibilities and download the application forms today.
Posted on: July 3rd, 2012
 Be a part of the change to a green economy! We are seeking non-profit organizations, schools and public agencies in Arkansas, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Montana and Texas to host Energy Corps AmeriCorps members for the 2012-2013 program year. Serving as an Energy Corps host site provides a unique opportunity to improve organizational and community capacity to address our nation's energy needs. Visit the Energy Corps site to learn more and to download the application form.
Posted on: June 22nd, 2012
 NCAT would like to thank the residents of Butte and the surrounding area for the wonderful response we had at this year's 2012 Electronics Recycling Event. NCAT staff and friends were busy all day. The amount of e-waste turned in this year surpassed all previous years! Much of this waste consisted of computer monitors and old tube type televisions - which can contain between five to eight pounds of lead each!
That's a lot of e-waste that that didn't end up in the Butte landfill!
Thanks everyone for caring for our community!
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