by Katie Torpy
PAC Forum
The five councils of the Green Omaha Coalition met together for the first time at the inaugural forum of the Public Agency Council May 4th. In what will be an annual event, members and volunteers had the chance to hear about the activities of the Green Omaha Coalition's five councils, share news of their own initiatives and meet other active leaders in the community.
Suggested topics for future forums included: justice and diversity in the environmental movement; the future of our children and the environment; how to green the workplace; passive and solar energy systems; smart growth and transportation issues; the Home Energy Rating System program (HERS); climate change; peak oil; and net metering.
PAC Forum
The five councils of the Green Omaha Coalition met together for the first time at the inaugural forum of the Public Agency Council May 4th. In what will be an annual event, members and volunteers had the chance to hear about the activities of the Green Omaha Coalition's five councils, share news of their own initiatives and meet other active leaders in the community.
Suggested topics for future forums included: justice and diversity in the environmental movement; the future of our children and the environment; how to green the workplace; passive and solar energy systems; smart growth and transportation issues; the Home Energy Rating System program (HERS); climate change; peak oil; and net metering.
Earth Day Omaha
More than 300 attendees visited the Green Omaha Coalition booth at Earth Day Omaha on April 19, providing their contact information and receiving towels with 10 simple tips for being green in Omaha.
The event was the largest Earth Day celebration in Omaha's history, featuring thousands of attendees, hundreds of exhibitors and dozens of volunteers.
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