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How can we cope with Global Warming as individuals, as a city, through local, state and federal governments?
Everyone is invited: Bike, roller-blade, walk, car-pool, take the bus to downtown
At the Farmers Market - 10 to 12 AM
Entertainment by Bill Campbell, biking info/tips – meet people who use their bikes to commute, local food snacks, solar oven cooking, biodiesel info-samples, get to know the Toyota Prius hybrid car (with Jim Stegman)
Noon
Rally for the planet at
Remarks by Lisa Manzi for Kirstin Gillibrand, Betty Little & Teresa Sayward (invited)
Mayor Roy Akins: Making Glens Falls a Cool City
Entertainment 11:30, C.E. Skidmore
Entertainment 11:30, C.E. Skidmore
Meet a Honda Insight hybrid car (with Michael D’ella Bella)
Activities for children, group photo, awards made to people who use their bikes to commute.
At The Wood Theater 1 pm - 5 pm
1 pm Author Jim Kunstler: Surviving the Converging Catastrophes of the 21st Century
2 pm Video-tour of Barton Mines building w/ Jim McAndrews & Green Builders
3 pm Gro-Solar: The Carbon Challenge
4 pm Local Agriculture as Part of the Solution with Organic Farmer, Seth Jacobs
Tabling at the Wood Theater 1 pm - 5pm
NYSERDA: Learning How to Save Energy, Money and the Environment, Red Fox Books (booksigning by Jim Kunstler, The Long Emergency), Exhibits by Gro-Solar, Thermal Associates, NYSERDA, Commmunity Energy, GF Electric, Green Builders
At Aimie’s Dinner & Movie:
5:45 pm Leonardo DiCaprio's new global warming film “The Eleventh Hour” premieres
At Rock Hill Cafe
7:30 pm Live N' Local (Premiere)
The first event to herald the beginning of a free weekly showcase of local talent and local food every Saturday night. The first Live N'Local features the local Green band, Three Dimensional Figures. A Free loaf of Rock Hill Spelt Bread (a local organic bread made by local bakers) for all attendees.
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