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A peer to peer conversation

What are we doing about climate change? What have we learned? How can we improve collaboration and knowledge sharing?

If you are an elected official, volunteer, NGO or agency staff, entrepreneur, investor, funder, researcher, student or passionate other, join us!

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This date is just after the close of the drive, and is a presentation about refrigerants, photo op, and chance to watch part of the Refrigerant reclamation process by Hudson Technologies.

Between 5/1 and 5/18, residents of Ulster County and neighboring counties will have multiple opportunities to drop off their old refrigerant containing devices free of charge, to be properly disposed of and recycled. There will be a primary drop off spot at the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, as well as an option to drop off at the Kingston Earth Fair on 5/11 at TR Gallo Park in Kingston (Rain Location: Hutton Brickyards). At the end of the recycling drive, on 5/21 at 11 AM, the refrigerant chemicals will be safely extracted and recycled by local company Hudson Technologies.

The drive is organized by Sustainable Hudson Valley and New Yorkers for Cool Refrigerant Management, with additional support and in-kind donations from the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, Hudson Technologies, Climate Smart Kingston, and New Yorkers for Clean Power.

Between 5/1 and 5/18, residents of Ulster County and neighboring counties will have multiple opportunities to drop off their old refrigerant containing devices free of charge, to be properly disposed of and recycled. There will be a primary drop off spot at the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, as well as an option to drop off at the Kingston Earth Fair on 5/11 at TR Gallo Park in Kingston (Rain Location: Hutton Brickyards). At the end of the recycling drive the refrigerant chemicals will be safely extracted and recycled by local company Hudson Technologies. The drive is organized by Sustainable Hudson Valley and New Yorkers for Cool Refrigerant Management, with additional support and in-kind donations from the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, Hudson Technologies, Climate Smart Kingston, and New Yorkers for Clean Power.

Between 5/1 and 5/18, residents of Ulster County and neighboring counties will have multiple opportunities to drop off their old refrigerant containing devices free of charge, to be properly disposed of and recycled. There will be a primary drop off spot at the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, as well as an option to drop off at the Kingston Earth Fair on 5/11 at TR Gallo Park in Kingston (Rain Location: Hutton Brickyards). At the end of the recycling drive the refrigerant chemicals will be safely extracted and recycled by local company Hudson Technologies. The drive is organized by Sustainable Hudson Valley and New Yorkers for Cool Refrigerant Management, with additional support and in-kind donations from the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, Hudson Technologies, Climate Smart Kingston, and New Yorkers for Clean Power.

Between 5/1 and 5/18, residents of Ulster County and neighboring counties will have multiple opportunities to drop off their old refrigerant containing devices free of charge, to be properly disposed of and recycled. There will be a primary drop off spot at the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, as well as an option to drop off at the Kingston Earth Fair on 5/11 at TR Gallo Park in Kingston (Rain Location: Hutton Brickyards). At the end of the recycling drive the refrigerant chemicals will be safely extracted and recycled by local company Hudson Technologies. The drive is organized by Sustainable Hudson Valley and New Yorkers for Cool Refrigerant Management, with additional support and in-kind donations from the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, Hudson Technologies, Climate Smart Kingston, and New Yorkers for Clean Power.

This drop off day ONLY is at the Kingston Earth Fair, at TR Gallo Park in Kingston NY (Rain location at the Hutton Brickyards). The rest are all at the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center.

Between 5/1 and 5/18, residents of Ulster County and neighboring counties will have multiple opportunities to drop off their old refrigerant containing devices free of charge, to be properly disposed of and recycled. There will be a primary drop off spot at the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, as well as an option to drop off at the Kingston Earth Fair on 5/11 at TR Gallo Park in Kingston (Rain Location: Hutton Brickyards). At the end of the recycling drive the refrigerant chemicals will be safely extracted and recycled by local company Hudson Technologies. The drive is organized by Sustainable Hudson Valley and New Yorkers for Cool Refrigerant Management, with additional support and in-kind donations from the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, Hudson Technologies, Climate Smart Kingston, and New Yorkers for Clean Power.

Between 5/1 and 5/18, residents of Ulster County and neighboring counties will have multiple opportunities to drop off their old refrigerant containing devices free of charge, to be properly disposed of and recycled. There will be a primary drop off spot at the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, as well as an option to drop off at the Kingston Earth Fair on 5/11 at TR Gallo Park in Kingston (Rain Location: Hutton Brickyards). At the end of the recycling drive the refrigerant chemicals will be safely extracted and recycled by local company Hudson Technologies. The drive is organized by Sustainable Hudson Valley and New Yorkers for Cool Refrigerant Management, with additional support and in-kind donations from the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, Hudson Technologies, Climate Smart Kingston, and New Yorkers for Clean Power.

Between 5/1 and 5/18, residents of Ulster County and neighboring counties will have multiple opportunities to drop off their old refrigerant containing devices free of charge, to be properly disposed of and recycled. There will be a primary drop off spot at the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, as well as an option to drop off at the Kingston Earth Fair on 5/11 at TR Gallo Park in Kingston (Rain Location: Hutton Brickyards). At the end of the recycling drive the refrigerant chemicals will be safely extracted and recycled by local company Hudson Technologies. The drive is organized by Sustainable Hudson Valley and New Yorkers for Cool Refrigerant Management, with additional support and in-kind donations from the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, Hudson Technologies, Climate Smart Kingston, and New Yorkers for Clean Power.

Between 5/1 and 5/18, residents of Ulster County and neighboring counties will have multiple opportunities to drop off their old refrigerant containing devices free of charge, to be properly disposed of and recycled. There will be a primary drop off spot at the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, as well as an option to drop off at the Kingston Earth Fair on 5/11 at TR Gallo Park in Kingston (Rain Location: Hutton Brickyards). At the end of the recycling drive the refrigerant chemicals will be safely extracted and recycled by local company Hudson Technologies. The drive is organized by Sustainable Hudson Valley and New Yorkers for Cool Refrigerant Management, with additional support and in-kind donations from the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, Hudson Technologies, Climate Smart Kingston, and New Yorkers for Clean Power.

Between 5/1 and 5/18, residents of Ulster County and neighboring counties will have multiple opportunities to drop off their old refrigerant containing devices free of charge, to be properly disposed of and recycled. There will be a primary drop off spot at the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, as well as an option to drop off at the Kingston Earth Fair on 5/11 at TR Gallo Park in Kingston (Rain Location: Hutton Brickyards). At the end of the recycling drive the refrigerant chemicals will be safely extracted and recycled by local company Hudson Technologies. The drive is organized by Sustainable Hudson Valley and New Yorkers for Cool Refrigerant Management, with additional support and in-kind donations from the New Paltz ReUse and Recycling Center, Hudson Technologies, Climate Smart Kingston, and New Yorkers for Clean Power.

Opening Reception Saturday
April 27, 2024 5-7pm

Tivoli Artists Gallery is partnering with SHV to help raise funds for us. Other art/educational events will be held during the show April 7-May 26. The exhibit will feature images that highlight the urgent need to protect our planet and its inhabitants. There is no Planet B! TAG artists will display two and three dimensional artwork in a variety of mediums and materials including repurposed, recycled and found objects. Our Only Planet will feature themes depicting the the beauty of the environment and the life it holds as well as a reminder of the losses we are experiencing as the planet changes due to human influences.

Want to get on top of Inflation Reduction Act funding and tax benefits for building energy improvements and ESG employee benefits programs? Join our Friday lunchtime webinar April 26, 2024 from 12:00 noon to 1:00 pm. Hear analysis and strategies from the experts + lively in-depth case studies of real Hudson Valley building makeovers done and underway. Special tips for architects and engineers. Bring case studies for discussion.

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Third Thursday Environmental Series Presents:

Is the medium the message? Creating a documentary on carbon capture

In a world of disinformation, how does a citizen determine what is truthful? Enter Tree Media Group, a production company that “creates media to support and sustain civil society by telling inspiring stories.” On Thursday, February 15 at 6:30 pm, Leila Conners, Founder and Director of Tree Media Group, will discuss her newest project, Legion 44, a film on atmospheric carbon dioxide removal. Conners is both the writer and director of the film. The talk is free and available online via Zoom at or send an email to thirdthursdayseries@gmail.com for the link.

Conners founded Tree Media Group in August of 1996. During the past 25 years, Tree Media Group has worked with groups that include HBO, NASA, JPL, Harvard University, and Hollywood studios. She has also written for publications as diverse as the International Herald Tribune, Los Angeles Times, and Wired magazine. Recently, Conners founded N2K—Need to Know—an online channel that streams stories and solutions about the pressing issues of our time. Her future projects include a film on the most recent developments in renewable energy.

Third Thursday Series is a program of free, online events, organized by members of the Rochester, Marbletown, Rosendale, Gardiner, and Olive Environmental Conservation Commissions (ECC’s). Each month—every third Thursday—the series presents a free, online program on an environmental topic of general interest.

Missed a Third Thursday talk? Check out our prior presentations on the Third Thursday Environmental Series YouTube channel.

A Chronogram Conversation in partnership with Sustainable Hudson Valley.

One-stop destination for learning how to wean your home off fossil fuels and maximize savings, your way. Forum and expo with Clean Power Guide’s authors and sponsors, local energy coaches and more. Refreshments, of course. Pick up the 2024 Clean Power Guide here and make your New Year’s Resolution with kindred spirits.

Moderated by Chronogram editorial director Brian K. Mahoney; with Melissa Everett of Sustainable Hudson Valley; and special guests from the world of industry and policy innovation.

Sponsored by:
Hot Water Solutions
Central Hudson
Dandelion Energy
WaterFurnace International
Lighthouse Solar
Advanced Radiant Design
Energy Conservation Services