PLEASE ATTEND THIS COMING WEEKS FREE EVENTS CONCERNING OUR ENVIRONMENT
CLIMATE ACTION WEEK 2008: All events free and open to public; all at the James Harmon Community Center, 44 Main St., Hastings-on-Hudson. Info: ClimateActionHOH@gmail.com
Tues., Apr. 1 Movie and Music Night, 6.30 p.m. Solar-powered rock group Solar Flash, world premiere rock video "Talkin' Trash". 8 p.m. feature-length documentary written and narrated by Hollywood star but we can't use the name because of our distribution contract.
Weds., Apr. 2, 7:30 p.m. "Climate Change 101". Panel discussion on facts about climate change, with Brendan Mackey, Nat'l University of Australia; Joseph Siegel, Pace Law School/EPA; Radley Horton, NASA/Goddard Institute; Keri Powell, EarthJustice, moderated by Sandeep Mehrotra, Hazen & Sawyer.
Thurs., Apr. 3, 7:30 p.m. "Impending Issues in Public Health Caused by Climate Change". Panel discussion. Patrick Kinney, Columbia U School of Public Health; Bruce Jennings, Humans & Nature & Yale University; Jeffery Dyke, psychologist; Robert Klein, Montefiore Hospital.
Fri., Apr. 4, 5 p.m. Kids Night! Kids k-12 and parents. "Bash the Trash", games, arts & crafts, films, and dinner.
Sat., Apr. 5 Mayors Conversation, 9 a.m. Panel discussion mayors and other elected officials (public welcome) on Westchester County Global Warming Action Plan, moderated by Robert Funicello. Green Living Fair, 1-6 p.m. Sustainable and green vendors and exhibitors, Transportation Station (13 alternate fuel cars and the Westchester Veggie Van). Talkin' Trash tent (news in composting & recycling). Workshops on green investing, lobbying, our water supply & conservation, organic lawn care and more. Kids Zone. Tour a brand-new green building.
Sun., Apr. 6, 2.p.m. Josh Dorfman, The Lazy Environmentalist. Author's talk on inexpensive and simply green living, green furniture and more. Book signing.
Mon. Apr. 7, 7:30 p.m. "Bringing It All Back Home" Hastings Public Library.. What have we learned about climate change and where do we go from here, at home and as a community.
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9 comments:
There is no such thing as free. Unless of course you live in the Valhalla School District and get to spend $470,000 freely, in direct conflict with the agreement, with no worries whatsoever from the Town. Now that's free!
This is revenue negative. Costs of the program being assumed by the village of Hastings. I am glad that the information about this week long event is being published and expect to take my family there.
we already live in the valhalla school district.
now lets hope kolesar can get us out.
What is the Valhalla schools doing to address global warming?
What is Central 7 doing?
What is Edgemont doing?
What is Irvington, Hastings, Dobbs Ferry, Elmsford, Tarrytown doing to address global warming issues?
6:31 pm
I concur with you in being appreciative that this information is being published.
I also thank you for posting a comment related to the topic of this blog, unlike the other anonymous bloggers whose comments are both negative and completely irrelevant to this topic.
Hey Frank Lee when did you become God???????????
7:10 AM
I didn't.
But perhaps you can explain to me what the Valhalla School District situation has to do with "FREE MOVIES, DISCUSSIONS, FUN EVENTS CONCERNING GLOBAL WARMING, OUR ENVIRONMENT".
And, even if it did, why such negativity?
If you want to blog anonymously, go right ahead. Just keep it related to the topic at hand.
It's nice to read about positive programs the town is involved in. Being green can save the town, the taxpayers money.
It's nice to read about positive programs the town is involved in. Being green can save the town, the taxpayers money.
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