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The December 4 CAP meeting (5)

(5th in a series about Bethlehem’s Climate Action Plan)

 “There is no reason why good cannot triumph as often as evil. The triumph of anything is a matter of organization.” (Kurt Vonnegut)

With that sketch of past doin’s over, Gadfly brings you to the December 4 meeting of the Human Resources and Environment Committee in Town Hall chaired by CM Reynolds, with CPs Callahan, Negron, Van Wirt, and a “green” crowd attending.

Gadfly provides here audio of the meeting.

CM Reynolds’s presentation was keyed to the four pages of a PowerPoint entitled COB Climate Action Plan 12-4-18:

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CM Callahan spoke of the need to put pressure on national leaders and praised the high quality of our water supply:

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CW Van Wirt asked questions about local industry commitment to providing data, the involvement of the EAC, City progress on energy-saving lighting, and the status of thought about electric vehicle. Head of Public Works Mike Alkhal provided information.

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CW Negron expressed confidence in industry participation, the shift in the recycling department to sustainability concerns, and local things like grocery stores asking us to bring bags.

https://thebethlehemgadfly.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/CAP-12-4-18-Negron.mp3?_=8

Brian Hillard talked about the role of the EAC.

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Peg Church, Peter Crownfield, and Mike (?) asked questions about impervious surfaces, availability of records, and rain barrels (!)

https://thebethlehemgadfly.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/CAP-12-4-18-questions.mp3?_=10

Enjoy!

It’s Friday, December 14, do you know where your local Climate Action Plan is?

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