RENewsletter | May 24, 2009
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Opening Salvo: "Green Jobs - We're Hearing Things..."
You can discuss all day long about what a 'green job' is and some have
(Green <http://www.globe-net.com/news/listing.cfm?newsID=4233> Jobs - A
GLOBE-Net Perspective), but mostly it's an occupation that employs while
making our way of life sustainable. Let's not get too ivory tower about this
notion as people are desperately looking for job now and, as a concept in
progress, it matters little if today's blue collar job, with a little
retro-fitting, becomes tomorrow's green job. Bigger changes to the job
market are coming.
The proposed high-speed rail (
<http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/news/articles/2009/04/TRANSPORT...
Fast-tracking> TRANSPORTATION: Fast-tracking high-speed rail ) might create
a lot of blue-green collar jobs if the public can get their heads around a
new system that would compete nicely against vehicles and planes for longer
trips. We are hearing that a high-speed rail system connected with bus
rapid transit <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bus_rapid_transit> could reduce
carbon dioxide emissions and increase efficiency and safety. Not all change
is bad.
We are hearing about people thinking out of the box: starting businesses
with new green products that only need some public education to generate
interest. We're hearing about a climate
<http://www.nytimes.com/gwire/2009/05/22/22greenwire-house-panels-will...
haste-on-climate-bill-h-19116.html> change bill in Congress coming up in
June that could level the playing field so new forms of energy can complete
with the old.
We are hearing about educators wanting to get their high-school students
ready for a new green economy by including new training for teachers. And
we are hearing about growing renewable energy companies that are creating
new jobs nearby--Wind
<http://www.cleveland.com/business/index.ssf/2009/05/wind_turbines_tur...
nto_gro.html> turbines becoming growth industry in Ohio. We know that the
Internet is exploding with new databases for finding green jobs (Green
Business <http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/Green%20Business.htm> | Jobs
Rochester, NY | environmental jobs Rochester | RochesterEnvironment.com) and
new recycling business opening up and newly trained interns looking for
green jobs, or maybe even just helping out and spicing up that green resume.
(Take on an intern with a degree in the environmental field and green up
that business of yours this summer.) People designing new Killer Aps
(GoodGuide | Ratings of Natural, <http://www.goodguide.com/about/mobile>
Green and Healthy Products | Green iPhone
<http://zaproot.com/2009/05/green-iphone-apps-zaproot-086> Apps | ZapRoot
086 | ZapRoot) are emerging as high-tech eco-problem solvers. So, we are
hearing a lot of hints that the green job thing is real.
No, we are not hearing about a magical green gate that has suddenly opened
and anyone wanting a green job merely has to walk though it for financial
security and a clean planet. But, things are certainly stirring. All
sectors of the economy, workers holding on to their old jobs, workers out of
a job looking for a new one, kids coming out of college, and adults going
back in, are all talking greening up the business world. So, we're hearing
more about how the time is ripe for a sea change in our economy and our
planet's health and we are following more threads that seem to be leading to
more green job opportunities.
Maybe it's why we are not hearing a lot of despair-because there's a change
a' coming to the job environment and there's hope that this time around
we'll get it right. Products and services that afford us a living on a
planet that is thriving-it's the way it should be.
FrankRe...@RochesterEnvironment.com
<mailto:FrankRe...@RochesterEnvironment.com?subject=I'm%20contacting%20you%2
0from%20the%20RENewsletter> (Click on my email for feedback)
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NewsLinks - Environmental <http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm>
NewsLinks - [Highlights of major environmental stories concerning our area
from the past week]
* The <http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm> "veggie"
Mobile
* How to Treat Wildlife
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm>
* The Climate Bill is Coming
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm>
* Smart Grid is Coming
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm>
* Monies for Transportation
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm> Projects
* DEC Gets Greener <http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm>
* Wind <http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm> & Growth
Industry
* Flu Cases in Albany
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm> & Greene Co.
* Bike Beats Other <http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm>
Transportation Modes
* Green Jobs Outlook <http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm>
* Smart Energy Use - Google
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm>
* Stimulus Monies Help Local
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm> Communities Go Green
* Local Company Uses Green
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm> Packaging
* Cleaning Up Local <http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm>
Brownfields
* Swine Flu Update - 2nd Case
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm> Here
* Bottled Water Companies Sue
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm>
* National Fuel Efficiency
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm> Policy
* Mammals Go North Because of
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm> Climate Disruption
* Research Topic Asked of
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm> Public on Great Lakes
* News on the Smart Grid
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm>
* New Green Jobs From <http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm>
Stimulus Package
* Energy Star Label for
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm> Computer Services - EPA
* Great Lakes Meeting <http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm>
* Gas Drilling in Catskills
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm>
* Lead Issue in Buffalo
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/news.htm>
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Updates - Daily Updates
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/Daily%20Updates.htm> - [Connecting the
dots on Rochester's environment. Find out what's going on environmentally in
our area-and why you should care? Clicking on
<http://rochesterenvironmentny.blogspot.com/> -DISCUSSION - will take you to
my blog "Environmental Thoughts, NY, where you can add your comments.]
* 5/22/09 - If high-speed rail runs through the Rochester area, our
transportation modes would change dramatically. Find out more about this
issue and make comment to the government:
<http://www.fra.dot.gov/us/content/31> FEDERAL RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION :
PASSENGER RAIL"President Obama proposes to help address the nation's
transportation challenges by launching a new and efficient high-speed
passenger rail network in 100-600 mile corridors
<http://www.fra.dot.gov/downloads/RRDev/hsrmap.pdf> that connect
communities across America. The Strategic
<http://www.fra.dot.gov/downloads/RRDev/hsrstrategicplan.pdf> Plan outlines
the President's vision that would transform the nation's transportation
system by rebuilding existing rail infrastructure while developing a
comprehensive high-speed intercity passenger rail network through a
long-term commitment at both the federal and state levels. This plan draws
from the successful highway and aviation development models with a 21st
century solution that focuses on clean, energy-efficient rail
transportation. "
* 5/22/09 - In many ways colleges are leading the way in environmental
practices. RochesterEnvironment.com acknowledges the great contributions in
environmental education that can be put into real models of sustainability
via our colleges and universities. Our local educational institutions host
many programs and are conduits for teaching our community about how to treat
our environment: RIT Green <http://www.rit.edu/fa/ritgreen> "The
Institute recognizes that the sustainable choices made by faculty, staff,
and students will resonate for generations throughout the Upstate New York
area and beyond. Those that work and study at RIT also live and raise
families in the area. By making the campus more environmentally friendly and
by engaging in and learning more about sustainable practices, the RIT
community is improving the cleanliness of the greater environment in real
and measurable ways. By doing so, we can take steps now to ensure that the
Rochester area and the greater world in which we live continue to be safe
and healthy well into the future."
* 5/22/09- Know your power and where it's going:
<http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/02/power-to-people.html> Official
Google Blog: Power to the people "Imagine how hard it would be to stick to a
budget in a store with no prices. Well, that's pretty much how we buy
electricity today. Your utility company sends you a bill at the end of the
month with very few details. Most people don't know how much electricity
their appliances use, where in the house they are wasting electricity, or
how much the bill might go up during different seasons. But in a world where
everyone had a detailed understanding of their home energy use, we could
find all sorts of ways to save energy and lower electricity bills. In fact,
studies <http://www.eci.ox.ac.uk/research/energy/electric-metering.php>
show that access to home energy information results in savings between 5-15%
on monthly electricity bills. It may not sound like much, but if half of
America's households cut their energy demand by 10 percent, it would be the
equivalent of taking eight million cars off the road. "
* 5/21/09 - Sure our sun warms our planet, keeps it from flinging
itself out to the wide universe with its gravitation disparity with Earth,
and keeps life alive-but is that it? Not quite. Seems like you can do a lot
more with the sun: <http://solarcooking.org/> The Solar Cooking Archive
* 5/20/09 - I'm a little late in announcing this but here it is: MAY
is National Bike Month: The League of American Bicyclists
(www.bikeleague.org <http://www.bikeleague.org/> ) is promoting Bike-to-Work
Week May 11 - 15 and Bike-to-Work Day on Friday, May 15. Check the events
section of this site often to see what bike month and bike to work week
events are going on in your community. To relieve stress, start your own
event and submit your information to be posted on the site to:
communicat...@bikeleague.org. Please make sure you write, "Bike Month
Event" in the subject line of the email.
* 5/20/09 -As the talk continues on the creation of green jobs using
federal stimulus monies (our tax bucks), we continue to monitor and drill
through these articles to find that Rochester-area green job with will get
you and me employed and our environment sustainable. HUD
<http://portal.hud.gov/portal/page?_pageid=153,7936136&_dad=portal&_sc...
ORTAL> Information Related to the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of
2009 The Recovery Act includes $13.61 billion for projects and programs
administered by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, nearly 75
percent of which was allocated to state and local recipients on February 25,
2009 - only eight days after President Obama signed the Act into law.
Recovery Act investments in HUD programs will be not just swift, but also
effective: they will generate tens of thousands of jobs, modernize homes to
make them energy efficient, and help the families and communities hardest
hit by the economic crisis. The remaining 25 percent of funds will be
awarded via competition in the coming months. Additional guidance on the
implementation of all funds will be routinely provided on this website.
* 5/18/09 - Advanced environmentalism: Understanding that everything
you do, as a member of a species that dominates this planet with 6.5 billion
souls who must eat and craves stuff, and realizing that everything you
purchase has repercussions on our environment, means your one step closer to
the mindset that may keep our species sustainable. The next step perhaps is
beginning to chose wisely based on a wide breath of information you would
need to know to achieve truly green living. To that end, we come across
this interesting site that measures a products impact: GoodGuide | Ratings
of Natural, Green and <http://www.goodguide.com/> Healthy Products
"GoodGuide provides the world's largest and most reliable source of
information on the health, environmental, and social impacts of the products
in your home.
* 5/18/09 - Best not to pollute in the first place. The cleanup
efforts, so long in the courts and the goop so long at the bottom of the
Hudson River, are a close-by example of the externalities associated with
getting pollution removed from our environment. There's the question of
whether it is safer for the public and the environment to leave the stuff
alone rather than trying to remove it. And, a zillion other issues once we
pollute. GE
<http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=104196366&ft=1&f...>
Begins Hudson River Cleanup : NPR One of the biggest environmental cleanups
in U.S. history got under way Friday. (May 15, 09) NPR <http://www.npr.org/>
: National Public Radio : News & Analysis, World, US, Music & Arts | Hudson
River PCBs | Region 2 | US <http://www.epa.gov/hudson> EPA "From
approximately 1947 to 1977, the General Electric Company (GE) discharged as
much as 1.3 million pounds of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) from its
capacitor manufacturing plants at the Hudson Falls and Fort Edward
facilities into the Hudson River."
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Events - Rochester <http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/calendar.htm>
Environmental Events Calendar - [The most complete listing of all
environmental events around the Rochester, New York area.] If you don't see
your event, or know of a local environmental event, please send me the info:
FrankRe...@RochesterEnvironment.com with (EV event) in the subject line.
* NYSERDA Hosts Mini-seminar Aimed at Home Improvement and HVAC
Contractors. Wednesday, May 27 9 - 10:30 AM at Cornell Cooperative
Extension (Highland Room) 249 Highland Avenue, Rochester NY. This seminar,
aimed at contractors, will provide information on program requirements and
cash incentive opportunities available through the Home Performance with
ENERGY STAR program. The event is FREE however registration is required.
NYCharities.org
<http://www.nycharities.org/event/c_event.asp?CharityCode=2490> --from CEI:
Center for Environmental <http://www.ceinfo.org/> Information
* Grand Opening - Brighton Community Garden May 30, 11 am at Buckland
Park, 1341 Westfall Road Brighton Community Garden On Saturday, May 30, the
Town of Brighton will celebrate the grand opening of the new Brighton
Community Garden. Nearly 70 gardeners have signed up to plant and tend
individual plots in the garden. Supervisor Sandra Frankel will officiate at
the new project's ribbon-cutting, to be held at 11 am at the garden. The
site of the garden is a field just to the east of the Buckland House at 1341
Westfall Road, Rochester 14618. For many years the site was farmland, and
the new garden connects the site to its agricultural past. The all-organic
garden will allow individuals to grow and enjoy their own fresh, nutritious
food, help preserve the environment, and participate in community building
through the pleasures of gardening. Gardeners of all ages will be
participating, as well as a church youth group, a preschool, and a group
from Hillside Children's Center. The garden is sponsored by the Town of
Brighton, and assisted by generous sponsorships from Henry M. Hess, MD,
PhD, and Dave Feasey of Greenerminds.
* Opening Day - Brighton Farmers' Market May 31, 9 am to 1 pm,
Brighton High School, 1150 Winton Road South | Brighton Farmers' Market
Opening Day of the Brighton Farmers' Market will follow on the next day,
Sunday, May 31. This lively community market offers fresh food from local
farmers and producers who practice sustainable methods of growing and
producing food. Supervisor Sandra Frankel will preside over the
vine-cutting ceremony at 10 am. Music will be provided by Clamor, the local
trio that includes Rick McCrae, Steve Piper, and Bruce Diamond, favorites of
the Brighton Farmers' Market. This year's market, once again sponsored by
the Town of Brighton, will include most of the same vendors from last year's
market, along with some new faces, including new produce farmers, a local
fresh pasta maker, and a baker offering bread from a wood-fired oven. This
year the market will also offer maple syrup, jams, and certified organic
milk. The Brighton Farmers' Market is committed to the idea that buying
food from a farmers' market is one of the best ways an individual can help
support a healthier, more sustainable food supply, while enjoying fresh,
delicious food that also promotes personal health. Supporting local farmers
helps the local economy and helps protect the environment. The Brighton
Farmers' Market is held every Sunday morning, from 9 am to 1 pm, in the
Brighton High School parking lot, 1150 Winton Road South, Rochester 14618.
The market runs from May 31 through November 1. For more information, see
www.brightonfarmersmarket.org.
*
<http://newyork.sierraclub.org/rochester/Weed%20Walk/Weed_Walk.html> Weed
Walk - June 6, 2009 at 9:30 AM, Horizon Hill Conservation Area -151 Garnsey
Road, Perinton, NY; 73 acres. A natural area which includes a scenic section
of the Crescent trail and a small parking area. ."Learn to recognize several
Invasive Plant Species affecting Monroe County, and visit the scenic Horizon
Hill section of Perinton's Crescent Trail. Experts will answer your
questions." More info here: Weed
<http://newyork.sierraclub.org/rochester/Weed%20Walk/Weed_Walk.html> Walk
* <http://www.colorbrightongreen.org/site/index.php?page=energy-fair>
Green Energy Fair - Color Brighton Green Sunday, June 7, 2009, 9am to 1pm,
at Brighton High School Parking Lot. This year, the fair will take place
together with the Brighton Farmers Market. The fair will feature the
following and more: A wide variety of businesses offering energy saving and
green products and services. Tables with information and resources about
energy- and resource-saving technologies and lifestyle choices. Displays of
current alternative technologies. Student projects related to alternative
energy and energy conservation. Brighton Farmers Market. --Home Page - Color
<http://www.colorbrightongreen.org/site/index.php> Brighton Green (For the
Love of Water) Monday, June 15th at 6:45 PM to 9:00 PM at the Henrietta
Public Library, Henrietta, NY
* <http://gvc-adk.org/events/expo/expo2009.php> 12th ANNUAL ADK
OUTDOOR EXPO Saturday, June 13, 2009 9 am - 4 pm Mendon Ponds Park Beach
Area <http://gvc-adk.org/events/expo/mendonpondsmap.php> Have you ever
wanted to just try a canoe or kayak but didn't know where to go? Have you
ever wondered if there was a club with your outdoor interests? Here's your
chance! The Genesee Valley Chapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club is
hosting the 12th Annual Outdoor Expo on Saturday June 13th from 9:00 - 4:00
on the beach <http://gvc-adk.org/events/expo/mendonpondsmap.php> at Mendon
Ponds Park. The Genesee Valley Chapter has organized this event with YOU in
mind! Just come see what you can do in the Rochester area! Demonstrations,
discussions and activities will be offered all day on a wide variety of
outdoor related topics. This is the perfect opportunity to connect with
people that share the same interests as you all in one location! The annual
Expo attracts hundreds of people who attend more than twenty workshops on
various aspects of outdoor activities. Attendees also view and inspect
outdoor gear and try out canoes and kayaks on the Hundred Acre Pond. ADK,
other local outdoor clubs, and local outdoor retailers present all of the
events. With music provided by the Golden Link <http://www.goldenlink.org>
Folk Singing Society
* Blue Gold: World Water Wars Global Warming is an issue of "how" we
live, the water crisis is an issue of "if" we live. Location: Henrietta
Public Library Date: Monday June 15, 2009 Time: 6:45 PM to 8:45 PM
90-minute film followed by discussion The film Blue Gold: World Water Wars
Will water really be "the oil of the 21st century?" Why do people spend up
to 4,000 times more for bottled water when its purity is less regulated than
tap water? Who will stop large multi-national corporations from taking over
the world's water supply? As part of our ongoing effort to educate the
community about the issue of water privatization, we will be showing the new
film Blue Gold: World Water Wars at the Henrietta Library on Monday, June
15th from 6:45 to 8:45 PM. This showing is free and open to the public.
Please join us for the 90-minute film followed by a lively discussion,
hosted by our Great Lakes committee. This is truly a remarkable, eye-opening
film. The Salt
<http://www.bluegold-worldwaterwars.com/press_kit/saltLakeCity4_16_09.jpg>
Lake Tribune reports: "Unlike many other films that simply drown its
audience with hopelessness, Blue Gold actually has some ideas that will work
to help the world avoid an epidemic... Blue Gold is excellent." Please see
the film's website for more information. (www.bluegold-worldwaterwars.com
<http://www.bluegold-worldwaterwars.com/> ).
* <http://www.hb2009.org/home> Healthy Buildings 2009
(http://www.hb2009.org), an international conference and exhibition
showcasing innovations in indoor environmental quality and healthy and
sustainable environmental technology, will be held in US for the first time
in 12 years, September 13-17, 2009. Hosted by the Syracuse Center of
Excellence and Syracuse University, ISIAQ's signature conference will draw
more than 1,000 researchers and professionals from the disciplines of
architecture, building products and services, engineering, indoor
environmental quality, public health, urban planning, and workplace
performance from more than 42 different countries. HB2009 includes
remarkable plenary speakers such as Rick Fedrizzi, Founder of USGBC, as well
as Dr. Eduardo de Oliveira Fernandes of the University of Porto in Portugal,
Dr. Yuguo Li of the University of Hong Kong, and Dr. Shin-ichi Tanabe of
Waseda University in Japan; who have each made immense contributions to the
body of research in indoor air quality and related fields. The exhibition
(http://hb2009.org/exhibition), featuring the latest advancements in green
and clean technologies and innovation, will also showcase "OppEx," an
Opportunity Exchange (http://hb2009.org/opportunity_exchange) that will
include industry-leader keynote speakers; healthy buildings and clean and
green technology product and service demonstrations; technology transfer
ideas from world-class research universities; and many more opportunities
for intellectual collisions among attendees. In today's uncertain economic
climate, the benefit of international exchange and engagement is critical.
HB2009 offers researchers, professionals, and community planners a unique
opportunity to think strategically about the direction of industry and
technology through academic and industry collaboration in a world going
green. For more information about the conference and exhibition please visit
our website at www.hb2009.org, or contact clmat...@syr.edu. Also, in
addition to the rates currently listed on the web site, there is also a $25
one-day exhibition pass for those wishing to be a part of HB2009 on a
limited budget.
* Help Clean Up the World and put your activity on the global
environmental map! Held in partnership with the United Nations Environment
Programme (UNEP), Clean Up the World is one of the world's largest
community-based environmental campaigns with an estimated 35 million
volunteers from 120 countries participating annually in environmental
activities. Join the campaign and put your group and its activity on the
global environmental map by visiting activities.cleanuptheworld.org
<http://activities.cleanuptheworld.org/index.html?lang_id=en> . Activities
can be conducted year round, however the campaign's flagship event, Clean Up
the World Weekend (18-20 September 2009) is a global celebration of the
environmental actions and achievements of participants. Joining Clean Up
the World is simple: │ Register online:
http//:activities.cleanuptheworld.org
<http://activities.cleanuptheworld.org/index.html?lang_id=en> │ Email:
i...@cleanuptheworld.org │ Visit: www.cleanuptheworld.org
<http://www.cleanuptheworld.org/> │ Call: +61 2 9692 0700 │ Post: 18 Bridge
Road, Glebe NSW 2037, Australia. Clean Up
<http://www.cleanuptheworld.org/en> Clean Up the World partners with the
United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) to inspire and assist
communities to "clean up, fix up and conserve their local environment"
through carrying out initiatives ranging from waste removal and tree
planting to water and energy conservation projects. Clean Up the World and
its participating organisations mobilise an estimated 35 million volunteers
from more than 120 countries annually.
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Action - Take <http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/action.htm> Action -
Often, I receive request to pass on alerts, petitions, Public Comments on
local developments, and environmental items needing action by the Rochester
Community and around the world. I'll keep Actions posted until their due
date.
* I'm passing on this interesting proposal: Clean Water, Clean Air and
Green Jobs Bond Act. For those of us [the public] who helped the banks who
almost failed save our bailout monies, now it's time for us to consider a
bill that would protect our environment and help create green jobs. So, on
the face of it, this bill seems especially timely: the proposed
<http://www.gbcnys.agc.org/public/GBCnews/09/09.03.19BondAct.pdf> Clean
Water, Clean Air and Green Jobs Bond Act - A writer suggests: "The $5
Billion Clean Water, Clean Air & Green Jobs Bond Act of 2009 as it is
proposed would vastly expand opportunities for conservation beyond state and
federally funded programs and initiatives. Voter-approved bond proceeds
would be utilized for state environmental projects that protect our water,
land and air and create jobs. Funding created through this initiative would
make long-term improvements to our environmental infrastructure and natural
resources, energy efficiency, transit, building weatherization, public
health protection and economic development. The Bond Act would build upon
the federal stimulus and provide a significant investment to further New
York's economic recovery through environmentally friendly capital
investments. It was our intent in the development of this proposal to
have the largest economic benefit as possible and in areas where their were
natural fits - seek to elevate some of the burdens put on local
municipalities - such as wastewater and drinking water infrastructure,
energy efficiency program, brownfields cleanup and environmental remediation
program funding, as well as traditional conservation efforts like the
protection of open space, habitat restoration and parks. As you will see
from the attached draft case statement, there are areas that could have a
significant benefit regions across the state - including the Rochester
area." Here's more Working
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/images/2009.3.19%20WORKING%20DRAF...
S%202009%20Environmental%20Bond%20CASE%20STATEMENT.doc> Daft NYS 2009
Environmental Bond Case Statement | ASSEMBLY
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/images/ASSEMBLY%20STANDING%20COMM...
20ON%20ENVIRONMENTAL%20CONSERVATION.doc> STANDING COMMITTEE ON
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
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Award - Environmental
<http://www.rochesterenvironment.com/Environmental%20Site%20Award.htm> Site
of the Month Award - [On the last Sunday of each month, we present an
environmental award for the Rochester-area environmental web site or blog
that best promotes the need to protect and offers solutions for our area's
environmental issues.]
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