Going ZERO in New Paltz (S2C E7)
Join us for a wonderful conversation with Rick Alfandre, founder and owner of Alfandre Architects, located in New Paltz, NY. Alfandre Architect and Eco Builders […]
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Architect, camper, mom, knitter, recycler, community minded, love cats, not afraid of snakes or spiders, wife, love outdoors (ocean and Adirondacks especially), am highly amused and uplifted by good people, conversations, and books.
Are Your Finances Sustainable? (S2C E6)
How do your dollars and your choices impact your community and our shared future? We are talking with Katelyn Kriesel about her business as a […]
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We Need to Get to ZERO (S2C E5)
Welcome to Jim D’Aloisio, Structural Engineer, Actor, Carbon-savvy presenter, and all around excellent person. Join us as Jim regales us with stories defining the imperative […]
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Materials Matter and Grassroots Education ROCKS (S2C E4)
Lauren and I launched Subject2Change a few months ago, with very little knowledge of making videos or promoting a channel on YouTube. We are continually […]
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Do Our Part…
I try to walk 5-6 days a week. Some days it’s a quick walk to the park and back, about 3.6 miles. Other days it’s […]
Continue reading »Pilgrim or Reformer?
This seems an appropriate title for this November reflection, as I sit on my porch still in the time of COVID, in 35 degree weather, […]
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(aren’t we all) Subject2Change
Doncha think it is about time we meet….all the people doing the good work of sustainability? My good friend Lauren and I are trying something […]
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Backward and Incomplete
I say we often do things in a way that is backward and incomplete. What I mean is that we don’t slow down enough to […]
Continue reading »Bring on the “Razzies”
Peril – This is the word that keeps playing through my mind, along with the realization that no one sees it but me. I know it’s […]
Continue reading »The Considerate, the Oblivious, and the Mean
First – this is not really a sustainability post. It is a biking post. Second – this is not 100% serious. It is cynical, and […]
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