Habitat Homes 'Go Green' with Help from Dallas Sustainable Skylines Initiative - Forty green homes to be built in historic Frazier Courtyard Homes neighborhood (DALLAS, Texas) – Please join Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity and representatives from The Sue Pope Fund, the City of Dallas and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Saturday, October 25, 10:00 a.m., at 4706 Joseph Wiley, as we celebrate an innovative partnership with the Dallas Sustainable Skylines Initiative (DSSI) in the historic Frazier Courtyard Homes neighborhood. Read more >

Dallas hopes electric mower exchange will help make lawns greener
By RACHEL SLADE / The Dallas Morning News Dallas officials are helping residents make their lush lawns even greener.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008 Read more >

A Clearing in the Haze: Innovative plan puts kiln's money to green use - What began as a bitter battle over pollution will culminate tonight with a celebration of clean-air efforts.

Dallas Morning News – Editorial January 30, 2007 Read more >

Citizens Celebrate Historic Clean Air Give Away with “Million Dollar Bash” Tonight in Dallas - Tonight’s coming out party for one-of-a-kind charity marks release of approximately $1 million to local pollution-fighting projects - January 30, 2007 Read more >

First Ever DFW “Clean Air” Charity Makes Its Debut This Month - Created when a local rancher challenged a multinational, the $2.25 million Sue Pope Fund will make history on January 30th  when it announces its first grant winners at the Crow Asian Art Collection.  It’s the best local environmental story you’ve never heard. January 17, 2007 Read more >

Dallas County Constables Emissions Enforcement Pilot Program Receives $132,950 for clean air program - August 2006

Historic Settlement Between Environmetnal Groups and Cement Plant Hailed as Victory for North Texas Air Quality - August 4, 2005 Read more >

THE SUE POPE FUND
NORTH TEXAS POLLUTION REDUCTION PROGRAM
PO Box 763844
Dallas, TX 75376
Office 972.296.9400 - Fax 972.296.9492 - Email