All Things Green: January Episode
Tony Marino will be talking with Jennifer Kleindienst, Sustainability Director at Wesleyan University.
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iCRV Radio 108 Main Street, Ivoryton, CT, United States
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Meet Your Greens – January
Perk on Main 386 Main St., Middletown, CTJoin us to learn about efforts to eliminate plastic bags.
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Eco-boardgame Night (Round 2!)
Pattaconk Reservoir, Chester, CT 06412 Pattaconk Reservoir, Chester, CT, United StatesPlay a fun set of eco-boardgames at the deKoven House on January 25th.
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Growing Cities Film Screening
Wesleyan University's Center for Film Studies - Goldsmith Family Cinema 301 Washington Terrace, Middletown, CTThe next film in The Elements: An Annual Environmental Film Series, Growing Cities, examines the role of urban farming in America and asks how much power it has to revitalize our cities and change the way we eat.
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All Things Green: Febuary Episode
iCRV Radio 108 Main Street, Ivoryton, CT, United StatesTony Marino will be talking with Margot Burns, Environmental Planner with the River Council of Governments.
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Meet Your Greens with Matt Lesser
Baci Grill 134 Berlin Road, Cromwell, CT, United StatesA chance to network with Senator Matt Lesser!
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All Things Green: March Episode
iCRV Radio 108 Main Street, Ivoryton, CT, United StatesTony Marino will be talking with Recycling Coordinator Kim O'Rourke
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Meet Your Greens with Lori Brown
Tavern at the Armory - Inn at Middletown 70 Main Street, Middletown, CTHear about environmental bills in this legislative session.
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Repair Cafe
The Estuary 220 Main St., Old Saybrook, CTFree repairs and TLC for your ailing personal and household items.
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Anthropocene Film Screening
Chapman Hall, Middlesex Community College 100 Training Hill Road, Middletown, CTA planet becoming more shaped by mankind than by nature
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All Things Green: April Episode
iCRV Radio 108 Main Street, Ivoryton, CT, United StatesRound 2 with Recycling Coordinator Kim O'Rourke, talking about the collapse of the recycling market, and how to be a better recycler
