Local governments can go solar together. That’s what we are trying to do here in the middle of Pennsylvania. It’s environmentally sound and makes sound financial sense. It’s just common sense at this point. A couple of years ago Penn State (where I work but don’t speak for) received an unsolicited bid for a solar … More Pennsylvania’s local governments can go solar…together
A collection of Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) thoughts & questions: Black Panther & Avengers: Infinity War are fables of sustainable development. Part of me wants to examine how the two movies using the UN Sustainable Development Goals and foundational documents in the global sustainability policy discourse. (New Nerd Nite topic sometime Stephanie?) I kinda want … More Sundry academic thoughts on the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Today, I sent in two letters of resignation to the Ferguson Township Board. First, I will be stepping down from being Chair effective on Monday, March 18th. Second, and of more impact, will be my resignation from the Board, the Centre Region Council of Governments, and the Spring Creek Watershed Commission effective the night of … More My two letters of resignation
Today, Auditor General Eugene DePasquale held his first public hearing on the climate crisis. He has stated that Pennsylvania faces grave flooding risks among other problems and that we cannot rely on Washington to tackle the problem. If you didn’t know, last year the Centre Region where I live had record precipitation at about 64″. … More Our statement to the Auditor General on the Climate Crisis
This Thursday, March 14th, at 2 pm in the Stuckemann Building on the Penn State University Park campus, Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale will hold the first of three climate hearings. “Beyond the obvious public safety concerns related to flooding and infrastructure damage, a changing climate will impact health, transportation, agriculture, forestry, tourism – from … More Auditing climate action in Pennsylvania
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