Energy Independence is the pathway to Economic Growth
This is a follow up report on the Sustainable Planning workshop held at Town of Williamson, N.Y.
It was my pleasure to be a part of this group session and the group interacted exceptionally well. The experience was very encouraging and many folks left inspired by the possibility of change in the community.
The ideas developed at this meeting will help to implement new renewable energy based initiatives to encourage economic development.
This is an example of sustainable green planning helping us go toward Energy Independence and economic development. Hopefully this EPA funded study will be a good example for others so more communities can do the same. This is an excellent program to bring local community leaders to come together and create a sustainable green vision for their hometown.
It was my pleasure to be a part of this group session and the group interacted exceptionally well. The experience was very encouraging and many folks left inspired by the possibility of change in the community.
The ideas developed at this meeting will help to implement new renewable energy based initiatives to encourage economic development.
This is an example of sustainable green planning helping us go toward Energy Independence and economic development. Hopefully this EPA funded study will be a good example for others so more communities can do the same. This is an excellent program to bring local community leaders to come together and create a sustainable green vision for their hometown.
Labels: alternative energy, communities, economic development, Energy Independence, Green energy