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Welcome to the August issue of GREEN!
This month’s articles come from across the state – coming from our member groups based in Huntington on up to the Eastern Panhandle. Enjoy!
Later this month, we will send out our fall fundraising letter. We hope you’ll take a moment to renew your membership or send in a donation. If you prefer, you can donate online here.
Remember to save the date for our virtual annual meeting taking place the evening of November 12. More details coming soon!
Take care and stay well,
Linda Frame
WVEC President
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Host a Virtual Solar Open HouseSolar United Neighbors During the annual National Solar Tour, Solar United Neighbors, the American Solar Energy Society (ASES), and Generation 180 partner with thousands of solar homeowners, businesses, and organizations around the country to help spread the word about solar energy. In light of the current health crisis, the 2020 National Solar Tour will be entirely virtual.Tagged: Renewable energy Is the EPA turning a blind eye to WVDEP? Watershed protection organizations from three states plead with the EPA to make West Virginia follow the Clean Water Act. This article is a news release sent out on July 21, 2020, an effort led by the Jefferson County Foundation. It was picked up by Bloomberg News on July 22. Tagged: DEP, Pollution, Water |
