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Cool Communities - Living Economies Conference 2006 : ProgramProgram 8:15 registration & coffee 8:45 gather, opening remarks Melissa Everett, SHV Bob Elliott, NY Planning Federation 9:00 Hunter Lovins, “The Climate Crisis -- A Natural Capitalist Response” introduced by Rick Alfandre, Alfandre Architecture w/ discussion 10:00 Kim Lundgren, Local Governments for Sustainability Cool Communities and Climate Innovation 10:45 Networking break w/ coffee, cider, pastries 11:00 Community as Foundation for Prosperity: Panel David Hess: Technology in community Wayne Fawbush: Cluster development in Oregon, Vermont and North Carolina Gwendolyn Hallsmith: Burlington’s Legacy and economy (and its replication) Melissa Everett: the “living economies” movement 12:30 Buffet LUNCH at Multi-Purpose Room, Student Union Building Presentation of the Jane Jacobs Community Vision Award by Bob Elliott, Executive Director, NY Planning Federation , to Deborah Meyer DeWan. 12:45 Lunchtime keynote: The Low Carbon Diet for households and workplaces - David Gershon 1:30 continue lunch discussions – optional walking tour to New Paltz Village Hall solar installation w/ John Wright, Hudson Valley Clean Energy 2:00 Industry breakout groups 1. Food, farms, forests w/ William Reinhardt, NYSERDA, Andy Turner, Agroforesty Resource Center 2. Restoration economy w/ Paul Mankiewicz, Gaia Institute 3. Clean, distributed and renewable energy w/ David Dell, Sustainable Profitability Group and Michael O’Hara, Commissioner of Public Works, City of Hudson. 4. Materials new and old – Tom Kacandes, Green Box Recycling and David Goldbeck, coauthor, Choose to Reuse 5. The real creative economy: arts and communication for community renewal w/ Penny Dell, National Association of Women Artists, Vindora Wixom, Arts Society of Kingston, Wayne Fawbush 3:15 Refreshments and coffee replenished, move directly into wrapup session 3:30 Final plenary: group reports and collaborative action Facilitated by David E. Church, Orange County Commissioner of Planning, and Melissa Everett, Executive Director, Sustainable Hudson Valley 4:45 Adjourn the conference 5:30 – 7:00 Cocktail party for speakers, sponsors and friends $25 benefits SHV’s conference followthrough Special New Paltz location– info w/ registration
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