IT MATTERS!
a film & lecture series

Presents:

Peter Libre, MD

Averting the Climate Crisis:
How lowering your standard of living will raise your quality of life – and improve personal, planetary and fiscal health

Thursday, January 26th at 7:30
at Kent School in the Dickinson Auditorium


Embrace the New Year and attend the kick off event for our mini series on Sustainability, Libre will address topics including carbon footprints, climate issues, and their relationships to health and lifestyle. Learn new ways to transform your way of living and by doing so, improve your personal, planetary and fiscal well-being.

While living a low carbon lifestyle, Libre lectures locally (including an upcoming event for Audubon of Greenwich), bikes 2,500 miles a year, keeps chickens, and grows vegetables. With solar hot water and electricity, good insulation, and a woodstove, his family’s utility bills are $25 a month.

The IT MATTERS! Series is co-sponsored by Housatonic Valley Association, Kent Land
Trust, Kent Memorial Library and NW Connecticut Conservation District.
 
Admission is FREE.

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IT MATTERS is a monthly, year long film and lecture series.  Each month will have specific topic ranging from sustainable communities, locally grown food, conservation, technology and much more. 

Location:
Dickinson Science Building, Kent School, located on the west side of the Rt 341 bridge 

Directions:

Kent School is located on the west side of the Rt 341 bridge crossing the Housatonic River.  Turn into campus through the main brick entrance.  Please park in the Admissions parking lot, or along River Rd.  The Auditorium is in the Dickinson Science building which is the large brick building directly behind the flag pole when you come onto campus.  The entrance to the building faces west (there will be signs).

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Sea Change Radio, the primary project of Sea Change Media, is a weekly show covering the shifts to social, environmental, and economic sustainability.  Sea Change Radio is nationally syndicated and podcast globally.  Launched in January 2009, the show evolved from Corporate Watchdog Radio, founded by Bill Baue  and Sanford Lewis  in 2005. Click on the seachange banner to connect.

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The Kent Energy and Environmental Task Force is looking for new members to join our cause!  If you are interested in learning more please contact us or join in on one of our meetings!

KEETF meets the 4th Tuesday of the month at 7:30 at Town Hall



It is easy, being green...

Conserve.

Think Green!


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