Clean water is essential for human and animal life, for commerce and industry, and for recreation. Drinking water in the District of Columbia comes from the Potomac River, upstream of the District.
DDOE helps residents, businesses and visitors save money on their energy bills and reduces their impact on the environment as a result.
Green Energy DC is a single resource for all you need to know about energy efficiency and renewable energy programs, products and services in the District of Columbia.
The District is taking proactive measures to reduce energy use in public and private buildings and help building owners better understand and manage energy usage in their buildings.
The RiverSmart Homes program offers incentives to homeowners interested in reducing stormwater pollution from their properties.
DDOE educates teachers and students about the connections between their personal actions and the health of their surroundings. We aim to help individuals make informed decisions and take responsible action to prevent pollution and conserve our soil and water resources.
The District Department of the Environment's Renewable Energy Incentive Program (REIP) supports the adoption of solar photovoltaic technology on properties throughout the District of Columbia.
DC Ranks as "Green City" |
FY11 Accomplishments Report |
