Looks at what's happening this weekend (the 13th) at the New Paltz ReUse Center from 11am to 3pm (Clearwater Road).
Thank you Heady Teddy Outfitter, Kniffen Homes and Lion Zen for helping out! So now we have tents and music!!
Climate Action
Coalition – The Climate
Action Coalition of New Paltz works to alert people in our area to the
changes they can expect from climate change, and to help them reduce the causes
and adjust to the effects. Meets every Thursday at 5pm at the New Paltz Village
Hall. http://www.newpaltzclimateaction.org
Dolphin Plumbing,
Inc. – Master
plumbers and a local business. Phone:
(845) 834-2797 Website: www.dolphinplumbingandheating.com
Environmental
Protection Agency – National
organization for the protection of human health and the environment. Phone: 877-251-4575 Website: www.epa.gov
Food Not Bombs/NPZ De
Facto - The De Facto Community Project is a long -term
project to create a multi-functional , multi- purpose,
multi-service community center in New Paltz, NY. Email: npzdefactoproject@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/334257156703786/
Heady Teddy
Outfitters is the Hudson Valley's only shop
which specializes in vintage music memorabilia and Grateful Dead collectibles. Phone: (845) 444-1720 Website: www.headyteddys.com
Home Energy
Consultants, Inc. – Jonathan
Flynn. Will show you how to reduce energy costs and guide you through the
process by demystifying the NYSERDA process. Phone: 845-635-8302 Email: HEC@SaveEnergyNY.com
Fossil
Fuel Resistance –
Check out the Mercedes converted to run on vegetable oil and chat with them
about the Pilgrim Pipeline project.
Learn more about what you can do to conserve and advocate for the
environment.
New Paltz ReUse and
Recycling Center –
Focusing on education and waste reduction, staff helps the public understand
the importance of changing consumer habits, reusing everything possible,
eliminating hazardous materials, recycling and other lifestyle changes to move
toward zero waste and sustainability.
New
York State Department of Environmental Conservation The NYSDEC division
of solid waste and recycling is responsible for oversight and management of
solid waste. Their hierarchy encourages education on waste reduction, reuse and
recycling Phone: (845) 256-3000 website:
www.nysdec.gov
Rifton
Woodcrest - Woodcrest was the first community of the Bruderhof in
the United States, started in 1954 on a property near the Walkill River. They are
a faith based community that advocate local volunteerism and support.
Solid Waste Disposal Service, Inc – This local company has offered garbage and recycling collection for over ten years and has recently added organics to the list of services provided to customers. Learn more from owner Phil Ferraro. 845-453-8741
Solid Waste Disposal Service, Inc – This local company has offered garbage and recycling collection for over ten years and has recently added organics to the list of services provided to customers. Learn more from owner Phil Ferraro. 845-453-8741
Solarize Hudson Valley Solarize
Hudson Valley is a partnership of municipalities, community organizations and
solar companies working to expand renewable energy in the Hudson Valley. Email:
solarizeinfo@sustainhv.org
website: http://solarize-hudsonvalley.org
Take Me Home Pet Rescue, Inc. Take Me Home Pet Rescue Inc., is a 501c3 Non-Profit Organization that rescues pets from high kill shelters & finds them loving homes. Website: http://www.tmhpetrescue.com
Take Me Home Pet Rescue, Inc. Take Me Home Pet Rescue Inc., is a 501c3 Non-Profit Organization that rescues pets from high kill shelters & finds them loving homes. Website: http://www.tmhpetrescue.com
Dan Guenther has been a farmer and farm consultant for 20
years. He helped create CSA’s in the Hudson Valley including Brook Farm Project
and Phillies Bridge Farm. He and his wife, Ann, have actively been educating
the people on climate change and offering alternatives to energy consumption
through education. They co-founded New Paltz Climate Action Coalition. Their
work involves community outreach and SUNY New Paltz interns to reduce climate
change effects and carbon footprint.
Food Not Bombs is part of the De Facto Community Center project which is a local movement to sustainability and social outreach through community events and membership. This group of advocates for real change with hands on support for food security, farms, local businesses and artisans.
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