Cutting Carbon & Connecting the Dots!
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Eric Broadbent
May 5, 2012, 5:32:55 PM5/5/12
to HUUC Green Sanctuary, jason taylor, Audrey Schulman, David Fay, Matthew Schreiner, Bill Cordner, Betsy Williams, Cary Browse, Weezy Potter, donnalisa Johnson, Li Liang, Jim Colony, SusanMary Redinger, petegi...@gmail.com, dsol...@verizon.net, davea...@charter.net
This is the first photo that was uploaded to 350.org's web site for the "Connect the Dots" day today - with this caption:
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Volunteers from the town of Harvard, the Unitarian Universalist Church, and members of Cambridge HEET worked together from 10AM to 5pm to weatherize the church and reduce water and electricity usage - and cut our carbon footprint. Each dot in the photo represents an air leak sealed, or a water faucet reduced, or electricity savings in the building.
Weatherization becomes ever more important as our buildings must withstand increasingly severe weather conditions!!!
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What a GREAT day and an amazing statement of dedication from Audrey, Matt, and Jason from HEET to come all the way out here and work incredibly with us, teach us, laugh with us, and really make the day such a success. Also a special thanks to David Fay of Still River, who has been volunteering his time and the use of building diagnostics equipment to help us refine our energy-savings efforts almost non-stop since December of last year!
-Eric
P.S. Thanks to Susie for taking such a great photo - and I'm sorry we did not figure out how to get you in this photo too!
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Volunteers from the town of Harvard, the Unitarian Universalist Church, and members of Cambridge HEET worked together from 10AM to 5pm to weatherize the church and reduce water and electricity usage - and cut our carbon footprint. Each dot in the photo represents an air leak sealed, or a water faucet reduced, or electricity savings in the building.
Weatherization becomes ever more important as our buildings must withstand increasingly severe weather conditions!!!
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What a GREAT day and an amazing statement of dedication from Audrey, Matt, and Jason from HEET to come all the way out here and work incredibly with us, teach us, laugh with us, and really make the day such a success. Also a special thanks to David Fay of Still River, who has been volunteering his time and the use of building diagnostics equipment to help us refine our energy-savings efforts almost non-stop since December of last year!
-Eric
P.S. Thanks to Susie for taking such a great photo - and I'm sorry we did not figure out how to get you in this photo too!
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