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Somers Record Coverage of our Sustainabiity Conference – Dec 7, 2011

Sustainable Somers The Town came together to discuss Sustainability Priorities

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Somers Sustainability Forum Dec 7, 2011

Thank you very much for a very successful launch of our efforts to move Somers towards sustainability. I have no great allusions about the challenge that lies ahead and the length of the journey but thanks to you we have taken the first step. Herb Oringel

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Somers Sustainability Forum

50 Residents of Somers attended the innaugural Sustainability Forum in Somers on December 7, 2011. We have collected a number of good ideas that will form the basis of our Sustainability Plan and will be vetted by having the community analyze and comment about the initiatives.

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Somers signs Energize Pact

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NWEAC Shares in the Regional Sustainability Award

The Governor is awarding the Mid-Hudson $67 million to support 61 priority projects. Some of the innovative projects include: • More than $30 million will go toward the development of affordable housing and community revitalization throughout the region. • $4 million for the development of the New York Medical College’s Biotech Incubator Center for Advanced Research in Westchester County. This project will stimulate partnerships among scores of biotech companies not only in the Mid-Hudson Region, [...]

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The Mid-Hudson Regional Energy Solutions Road Map

Our energy solutions road map: what paths do we pursue?

Why is energy such an important driver in economic development? The Mid-Hudson region’s households spend $2.4 billion on utilities per year ($3,000 for space heating and appliances per household per year). If just 5% savings were achieved through common energy upgrades, the residential sector alone would save $119 million annually.*

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Congreswoman Hayworth update on PACE Financing – October 18

http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2011/10/18/rep-nan-hayworth-promotes-tax-assessment-credits-for-energy-efficiency/

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Energy Efficiency to fill in the Gap

The cheapest, cleanest electron is the one you do not use. I applaud Mayor Bloomberg’s study of the impacts of shutting Indian Point’s 2 nuclear reactors. But reporting on such work is fatally incomplete without the including of the positive impact of improving energy efficiency in our buildings. Real energy efficiency in metropolitan New York can reduce electric demand equal to 25% of the current output of Indian Point. That should be the first place [...]

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NWEAC BOD Meeting : June 23, 2011

F2F meeting at Somers Library (Reis Park) NWEAC BOD Meeting June 23,2011

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June Events : Community Conversation : Fracking/NWEAC 6/16

Ann Marie Karl hostess…..Herb on the panel….Katonah United Methodist Church

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