Events
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The Elegant Solution: Fighting Climate Change Cuts Costs, Creates Jobs and Boosts Our Economy
Polls show that, while voters are concerned about energy costs, pollution and the climate, they're much more concerned about jobs and the economy. In reality, the two are inseparable: fighting climate change cuts costs, creates jobs and boosts our economy.
On Tuesday, May 22nd, at 7:00 pm, Sarah Lynn Cunningham will show us how we can spend less on utility bills, help the planet and be more comfortable, all while creating jobs and improving the local economy. We will also announce the recipients of 2018 grants from LAS, and elect new board members.
Sarah Lynn Cunningham, PE is the director of the Louisville Climate Action Network (www.louisvillecan.org). She is a licensed, professional environmental engineer, and environmental educator who has been an environmental activist for over 45 years. (She got started young, and is older than she looks!)
After retiring from civil service—with the Louisville & Jefferson Co. Metropolitan Sewer District, Jefferson Co. Board of Health and KY Division of Water—Sarah Lynn began a part-time private engineering practice, applying her practical experience to achieving clients’ sustainability and energy-efficiency goals.
In 2007, after being invited to join the international Climate Reality Project and licensed by Al Gore to give her own version of An Inconvenient Truth, she co-founded the Louisville Climate Action Network, where she serves as its part-time Executive Director.
For more information, please see these web sites: www.louisvillecan.org
Polls show that, while voters are concerned about energy costs, pollution and the climate, they're much more concerned about jobs and the economy. In reality, the two are inseparable: fighting climate change cuts costs, creates jobs and boosts our economy.
On Tuesday, May 22nd, at 7:00 pm, Sarah Lynn Cunningham will show us how we can spend less on utility bills, help the planet and be more comfortable, all while creating jobs and improving the local economy. We will also announce the recipients of 2018 grants from LAS, and elect new board members.
Sarah Lynn Cunningham, PE is the director of the Louisville Climate Action Network (www.louisvillecan.org). She is a licensed, professional environmental engineer, and environmental educator who has been an environmental activist for over 45 years. (She got started young, and is older than she looks!)
After retiring from civil service—with the Louisville & Jefferson Co. Metropolitan Sewer District, Jefferson Co. Board of Health and KY Division of Water—Sarah Lynn began a part-time private engineering practice, applying her practical experience to achieving clients’ sustainability and energy-efficiency goals.
In 2007, after being invited to join the international Climate Reality Project and licensed by Al Gore to give her own version of An Inconvenient Truth, she co-founded the Louisville Climate Action Network, where she serves as its part-time Executive Director.
For more information, please see these web sites: www.louisvillecan.org
Migration Birding 2018
Our Spring Bird Migration Walks at Cherokee Park will start again at 9am, on April 18, 25, May 2, 9, 16.
Meet and park at the bottom of Maple Road, located on the scenic loop of Cherokee Park.
These walks are free and open to the public, beginners to advanced birders are welcome. Stay as long as your schedule allows.These walks will be done the last 3 Wednesdays in April and the first 3 in May.
Walks are contingent with good weather, in case of inclement weather cancellations will be posted on birdky. As always use your best judgment in bad weather situations.
Looking forward to meeting up with old friends and hopefully some new guests as well.
Rob Lane
Shrikeguy@yahoo.com
Meet and park at the bottom of Maple Road, located on the scenic loop of Cherokee Park.
These walks are free and open to the public, beginners to advanced birders are welcome. Stay as long as your schedule allows.These walks will be done the last 3 Wednesdays in April and the first 3 in May.
Walks are contingent with good weather, in case of inclement weather cancellations will be posted on birdky. As always use your best judgment in bad weather situations.
Looking forward to meeting up with old friends and hopefully some new guests as well.
Rob Lane
Shrikeguy@yahoo.com