Name
Fortress Green Building Supply
Address
38 Faunce Corner Rd
Dartmouth, MA 02747
508-971-1004
Email: FortressGreenBuildingSupply@comcast.net
Website: fortressgreenbuildingsupply.com
Contact
Tim Lyden
Business Description
Fortress Green Building Supply provides the …
Cape Cod Renewable Fuels Partnership
Salt Pond Visitor Center, Cape Cod National Seashore, Eastham
Information: Clay Schofield, Cape Cod Commission, (508) 362-3828 x372
Agenda
Introductions
Approval of 6/23/2007 minutes
Future Presentations
Advancing the Declaration of Support
Massachusetts Diesel Automobile Restrictions
Funding Updates
Industry Updates
Education & Outreach
Announcements and Upcoming Events
Other Business
Next Meeting – 8/24/07?
“Photovoltaic System Installation Course,” by Richard Lawrence, Cape & Islands Self-Reliance; and Tom Wineman, Clean Energy Design
Cape Cod Community College (CCCC), Route 132, West Barnstable
August 17-19 and 24-26
This course, taught over 2 weekends, introduces students to the fundamentals of PV system design and installation procedures. The class will be divided between indoor classroom activities and fieldwork, which …
“Photovoltaic System Installation Course,” by Richard Lawrence, Cape & Islands Self-Reliance; and Tom Wineman, Clean Energy Design
Cape Cod Community College (CCCC), Route 132, West Barnstable
August 17-19 and 24-26
This course, taught over 2 weekends, introduces students to the fundamentals of PV system design and installation procedures. The class will be divided between indoor classroom activities and fieldwork, which …
Name
Solarwrights, Inc.
Address
7 Arena Drive
Orleans, MA 02653
508-255-4663
Email: largo@solarwrights.com
Website: www.solarwrights.com
Contact
Liz Argo, Massachusetts Regional Director
Business Description
Solarwrights offers consultation, design, and installation services for solar electric, solar thermal, and wind energy systems in residential, commercial, and other applications. Installers are fully licensed and certified.
Green Statement
Solarwrights is committed to providing alternative energy options to reduce the use of environmentally hazardous fossil fuels. …
“The Scientist as Citizen,” by Cornelia Dean, New York Times
Clark 507, WHOI
Presented by WHOI Geology & Geophysics Dept.
“Baltic Sea Coastal Lagoons: Troubled Waters Bridging the Past and the Future,” by Teresa Radziejewska, University of Szeczecin, Poland
Redfield Auditorium, WHOI
Sponsored by WHOI Biology Department
“Research in Antarctica Through a Non-Scientist’s Eyes,” by Ellen Bailey, WHOI
WHOI Exhibit Center Auditorium
Sponsored by “Science Made Public Lecture Series,” WHOI Exhibit Center and Information Office
“The Economic Impacts of Shoreline Change,” by Porter Hoagland, WHOI
Redfield Auditorium
Sponsored by WHOI Academic Programs Office
“The Physics of Estuaries,” by Rocky Geyer, WHOI
Redfield Auditorium
Sponsored by WHOI Academic Programs Office
“Climate Change & Arctic Marine Ecosystems,” by Carin Ashjian, WHOI
Redfield Auditorium
Sponsored by WHOI Academic Programs Office
“Right Whales in the Wrong Places,” by Charles “Stormy” Mayo, Director of Right Whale Habitat Studies, Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies
Harwich Community Center, 100 Oak St, Harwich Center
Perspective on the critical roles of plankton in marine food webs and on the impacts of changes in primary productivity and ecosystem dynamics on right whales.
Presented by the Nantucket Soundkeeper Summer Lecture Series, …
“Sealing Their Fate,” by Sarah Herzig, Coordinator, Cape Cod Stranding Network
Harwich Community Center, 100 Oak St, Harwich Center
A look at changes in resident and transient seal populations over the past 30 years, including patterns in stranding frequency, seasonality, and location.
Presented by the Nantucket Soundkeeper Summer Lecture Series, “A Sea of Change - Survival of Marine Wildlife in Today’s Oceans: Impacts, …
“Hard Shells, Hard Times,” by Shannon Eldredge, Shellfisher and Advocate
Harwich Community Center, 100 Oak St, Harwich Center
A discussion of changes in shellfish populations and in the shellfishing industry.
Presented by the Nantucket Soundkeeper Summer Lecture Series, “A Sea of Change - Survival of Marine Wildlife in Today’s Oceans: Impacts, Implications & Improvements.”
Information: 508.775.9767
“Fly Away Where?” by Wayne Petersen, director, Important Bird Areas Program, Massachusetts Audubon Society
Harwich Community Center, 100 Oak St, Harwich Center
Perspective on the importance of birds as indicators of environmental change.
Presented by the Nantucket Soundkeeper Summer Lecture Series, “A Sea of Change - Survival of Marine Wildlife in Today’s Oceans: Impacts, Implications & Improvements.”
Information: 508.775.9767
“One Fish, Two Fish, Global Warming, No Fish,” by Ernie Eldredge, Weir Fisherman and Advocate
Harwich Community Center, 100 Oak St, Harwich Center
A look at how changes in catches and species may be indicative of climate change, and at what local fishermen are doing to address these changes.
Presented by the Nantucket Soundkeeper Summer Lecture Series, “A Sea of Change - Survival …
Meet the Authors/Discussion
Wendy Williams & Robert Whitcomb, authors of “Cape Wind”
Unitarian Universalist Church , 840 Sandwich Road, East Falmouth
Free admission. The Unitarian Universalist congregation in Falmouth is one of several religious organizations on Cape Cod with an interest in energy issues and environmental protection.
Information: 508.457.0449
Wellfleet Audubon Bayside Talk & CIREC/NESEA Chapter Meeting
“On Thin Ice: Climate Warming, Shrinking Ice Sheets, and Sea Level Rise,” by Dr. Gordon Hamilton of University of Maine’s Climate Change Institute
Wellfleet Bay Audubon Sanctuary, South Wellfleet
Shrinking ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica have the potential to cause a rapid rise in global …
Cape Light Compact Governing Board
Rooms 11 & 12, Barnstable County Superior Courthouse, Barnstable Village
Information: Maggie Downey, mags@cape.com, 508.375.6636
Woods Hole Film Festival: Project GreenScreen - “A Rude Awakening”
Waterfront Park, Water St, Woods Hole
Screening powered by renewable energy. The film “Tells the story of how our civilization’s addiction to oil puts us on a collision course with geology. Compelling, intelligent, and highly entertaining, the film includes interviews with world’s top experts and comes to a startling, but logical …
