Sunday, Feb 13, 1-5 pm .

This workshop has been created by the Pachamama Alliance. For more see below or attached.

The Alliance offers a way to register on-line for the workshop, and Becca would like to invite you to try out their system and register now!

Just click on this link.

http://awakeningthedreamer.org/symposium/1540/

Let’s change the conversation. Let’s talk about what we want - not what we don’t want.

On January 2, the Recorder ran an article about Massachusetts solar energy program for 2010. It said that by the end of 2010, we should have about 50 megawatts (MW) of solar electric panels (photovoltaics) installed state-wide.

-  50 MW biomass plant

-   50 MW is what Franklin County needs to meet all of its electrical needs. (I discovered this interesting coincidence while doing research for the Greenfield Energy Audit.)

New Year’s Celebration & Resolutions

Sunday, January 17, 2-5 pm at the 2^nd Congregational Church

GREENFIELD, MA – Start the year off with your family with laughter, song, food and information, and join with your neighbors to make a New Year’s Energy Resolution! It’s free at the Greenfield 10% Challenge New Year’s Celebration, to be held on Sunday, January 17, from 2-5 pm, at the Second Congregational Church. If you have not yet signed up for the 10% Challenge, this event will be a great opportunity to do so. Special activities will be offered for children.

Over 400 households have taken the Greenfield 10% Challenge and pledged to reduce their energy use by 10% by the end of 2010. This marks the halfway point to the Greening Greenfield Energy Committee’s goal of engaging 800 households in the campaign.

Happy New Year Readers.

So... Do we say Twenty Ten or Two Thousand and Ten ?

Thanks for staying and reading with us.