By CHRIS BOLT Many local groups would have traditionally used this week to raise awareness and inspire action about environmental causes, from climate change to clean water and air, to pollution. …
In normal times, we would be celebrating 50 years of achievements since the first Earth Day, April 22, 1970. Tens of millions of people across the world would be celebrating in the streets and demonstrating for a better environment. These are not normal times!
April 22 is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. 1970 an estimated 20 million people turned out to demand that our government protect the health of our people and planet. This event lead to ground breaking legislation protecting our air and water and the creation of the EPA – Environmental Protection Agency.
Dr. Waleed Abdalati grew up in the Central New York area and is now the Director of the CIRES Institute in Colorado, Boulder. Dr.Abdalati was asked to make a video …
358 W Jefferson St, Syracuse, NY 13202 Facilities: In 2009, King + King Architects took a leadership stance in advancing sustainability by refurbishing an abandoned warehouse into their new headquarters. The structure is …
Your commute to work may never be the same! Eliminate the engine fumes from your daily commute to work. This will be a great opportunity for those who are interested, to ask your questions, see the locations, and to learn more about electric cars.
The Village Hall now features geothermal heating and cooling, and an advanced solar system consisting of 216 panels on the roof of the building.
Mr. Kinglsey also did not want to contribute to foreign wealth in the form of fossil fuels, so to avoid burning any, he elected not to connect to the town’s natural gas line.
Kyle Thomas’ 1800 sq ft home, located in densely populated downtown Syracuse, boasts an already-functioning 6.44 kW solar PV system. But 248 Bryant Ave has more than meets the eye: it is in mid-installation of a geothermal heating and cooling system. The system will consist of a 4-ton combination heat pump (water-to-water/water-to-air), and two 300-ft closed vertical ground loop heat exchangers.Come support him in his journey to Net Zero!
During the Explore Our Energy Tour event, the students will escort interested groups up to the 3rd floor to see the solar array, and to the electric converter located in the 5th grade wing. Inside the building, a PV cell will be on display and a movie explaining how it works will be on loop for those who are interested in seeing how the solar array works.
