Part 1 of our energy series examined the causes of higher electricity bills. Part 2 focused on what you can do to increase energy efficiency and lower your home energy costs. In
The Home Energy Expo is on October 24! Read More »
Putnam Valley 4th graders are sharing their lunch with chickens. Or at least their leftover food scraps. Putnam Valley Elementary School fourth graders are saving their lunchtime food scraps in
Putnam Valley Elementary School Announces Food Scrap Recycling Program Read More »
A Sustainable Putnam Volunteer connects us with a community-based solution to tackle textile waste
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Putnam Energy Affordability campaign provides free resources to County residents to reduce energy expenses.
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Review: A House Needs to Breathe… Or Does It? by Allison A. Bailes III Spoiler alert. The short answer to this book’s title question is no. “Houses don’t need to
A House Needs to Breathe … Or Does It? Read More »
Part 1 of our energy series examined the causes of higher electricity bills. Part 2 focuses on what you can do to increase energy efficiency, lower your costs, and shift to cleaner,
High electricity bills- What can you do at home? — Part 2 of 3 Read More »
Whether you live in NYSEG or Central Hudson territory, everyone’s talking about high electricity bills. Who or what is to blame? And what can we do about it? This three-part
What can be done about high electricity bills? Part 1 Read More »
With the barrage of negative news stories lately, you may have missed the one about EPA’s $0 value per human life. Here is an NPR overview of those negative implications.
Climate Anxiety is real. Here’s how to combat it. Read More »
Executive Summary? You may have already seen our 2025 Annual Report in brief summary form. We hope you enjoyed this beautiful executive summary providing the highlights of our work in
Our 2025 Annual Report Read More »
As a Social Studies teacher, I always made a point of incorporating contemporary issues into my courses. Whether it was U.S. history or my Sustainable Futures elective, I wove nature, environmental
Teaching climate solutions to the next generation Read More »