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Sustainable Hudson Valley

Posted on 01 April 2009

Listen: Be the Change 2009-04-01

Melissa Everett, Executive Director of Sustainable Hudson Valley, talks about programs and tactics to create green collor jobs for rebuilding the economy while restoring the environment. Taking responsibility for our methods of production and our waste allows us to grow in a healthy balance like nature does.

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Category: Activism, Community, Education, Environment
Tags: Community, Conservation, Education, Kingston, Local politics, Nature, Rivers, Volunteering

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