Do you wonder what happens to your Recycling? If you do, this tour is for you! Join us March 31 for a virtual tour recap of JP Mascaro’s newest recycling facility in Birdsboro, PA to answer those nagging recycling questions from the comfort of your computer screen. This meeting was not recorded. For more information, ... Read more
While the current administration’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act and its many other efforts have severely pruned Renewable Energy in the US, there remain opportunities to cultivate our future. Our next Renewable Energy and Sustainability presentation features Larry Eighmy, Managing Principal with the Stone House Group, a leading provider of energy, facilities, and project management ... Read more
Tiny revolutions propagating worldwide are beginning to take root in America. Dense-packed native trees in supportive soil grow at many times the rate of traditional tree planting and lead to intensely biodiverse habitat, storm water capture, carbon sequestration, cooler and less polluted surrounding air, a sanctuary from stress, and educate us about the wonders of ... Read more
Join Wildlands Conservancy for a guided tour of a thriving micro‑forest, an innovative, densely planted pocket of native trees and shrubs designed to mimic the early stages of a natural forest. Micro‑forests support wildlife, improve soil health, help manage stormwater, and quickly grow into vibrant mini‑ecosystems. Inspired by Easton Conservation Manager Rob Christopher’s work and ... Read more
In an online (virtual) informational meeting conducted by Solar United Neighbors, learn about solar energy and its benefits for your home, or small business. We’ll take you through the technology, economics, financing and more. You’ll also learn about the Switch Together program in your area. The program is free to join, and members are not ... Read more
While our federal government attempts to curtail solar, states and other countries are benefiting from advances in solar technologies, applications and performance. In a two-part series, we cover how solar has advanced, where it is going in the near term, and how it is helping to advance development internationally. On June 30, Villanova University Professor ... Read more
Energy Path 2026 conference brings together energy professionals, policymakers, utilities, educators, students, and industry leaders to explore the technologies, policies, and workplace strategies shaping the future of energy. Hosted by the Regenerative Energy Initiative, the conference features expert speakers, networking opportunities, and discussions on grid energy, workforce development, and emerging energy innovations. For more information: ... Read more
We tend to think of solar as a monolithic commodity when in reality it comes in many forms to suit diverse needs, each developing and succeeding at different rates. We think of the current administration as having dealt the solar industry a debilitating blow when in fact, solar power is growing at an unprecedented rate ... Read more
Reducing your home’s energy use shouldn’t be guesswork! Learn the steps to improve the comfort, efficiency, affordability, health and sustainability of your home. All of the parts of the home that make it work as a system are addressed, and a general prioritization list of the most cost-effective improvements that you can make to your ... Read more
Geothermal heating & cooling is increasingly viable for multi-building sites like university and K-12 campuses, hospital complexes, and industrial parks — but the decision involves more than choosing a technology. It requires understanding how systems are designed, how they're installed in active environments, and how their performance is managed over decades. Cameron Best leads us ... Read more
