The Energy Action Network and VEEP are seeking youth to share their thoughts about how to make climate careers interesting and accessible to young people. They will be hosting a listening session on February 8th at 6:00 PM via Zoom. Participants will be paid $50 for participating and sharing their thoughts, but must register in […]
AARP VT is hosting an informational webinar on Thursday, February 9th from 12 -1 pm. Learn about the 2023 Community Challenge grant program, new funding sources, the application process, and a new offering they are providing for eligible small non-profits in the form of grant writing coaches to help with the application process. Register for […]
This webinar by the Climate Workforce EAN Network Action Team will be targeted at climate workforce employers. It will provide an inspiring view of low and no-cost retention techniques for keeping your workers in their jobs. The webinar will be presented by Susan Loynd, M.A., SHRM-SCP, an accomplished, certified senior human resource executive with over […]
To kickstart public engagement opportunities related to reviewing renewable electricity programs in Vermont, the Public Service Department (Department) is hosting an informational webinar series to share information and answer questions about Vermont’s current electric system. This session will cover information on current policies and programs in the state and how they have helped support renewable […]
Are you hoping to launch an energy or climate action project or campaign in your town but don’t know where to start? Do you have a success story that you think other communities can learn from? Is your energy committee facing roadblocks that you need advice for overcoming? What better way to formulate ideas and […]
To kickstart public engagement opportunities related to reviewing renewable electricity programs in Vermont, the Public Service Department (Department) is hosting an informational webinar series to share information and answer questions about Vermont’s current electric system. This session will cover information on current policies and programs in the state and how they have helped support renewable […]
Why is your paint and your window cleaner not wanted at a hazardous waste event? What? I can recycle batteries and paint??? What will you do with your vehicle or e-bike battery when it dies? What's a "non-covered" electronic? Why aren't you recycling your Styrofoam? Have you given up on sorting your food scraps? If […]
Join Sustainable Woodstock for a live Q&A with Captain Paul Watson, marine wildlife conservation and environmental activist. Watson was one of the founding members and directors of Greenpeace. In 1977, he left Greenpeace and founded the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, a nonprofit dedicated to protecting and conserving the world’s oceans and marine wildlife. In 2022, […]
Geothermal or other kinds of thermal energy networks are one of the cleanest, most efficient, safest, and healthiest ways to heat and cool buildings. They are a known, demonstrated solution that we can bring to our town centers and neighborhoods. Beginning with the basics and benefits of networked geothermal systems, this workshop opens up the […]
To kickstart public engagement opportunities related to reviewing renewable electricity programs in Vermont, the Public Service Department is hosting an informational webinar series to share information and answer questions about Vermont’s current electric system. This session will aim to address common questions or issues raised during the first two webinars. Topics to be covered will […]
To kickstart public engagement opportunities related to reviewing renewable electricity programs in Vermont, the Public Service Department is hosting an informational webinar series to share information and answer questions about Vermont’s current electric system. This session will aim to address common questions or issues raised during the first two webinars. Topics to be covered will […]
How can thermal energy networks help Vermont achieve our climate goals? What policies and programs are needed to make them a viable, equitable solution in our communities? New York’s pioneering Thermal Energy Networks and Jobs Act passed unanimously in their Senate last year, led by a surprising alliance of utilities, unions, and climate advocates. How […]
