Long Island Climate Crisis Network

January 29, 2009. 4:30 pm to 8 pm. Scoping Meeting for Atlantic Sea Island Group’s LNG proposal. Long Beach Public Library, 111 West Park Avenue, in Long Beach. The public speaking portion of this crucial hearing, the most important aspect to the scoping process, is scheduled for 6-8 PM. An open house is scheduled at the library between 4:30 and 6:00 PM as well. It is imperative that as many LNG opponents as possible show up for the public meeting at 6:00 PM. More info at http://www.CleanOceanAction.org

Jan. 28 and 29. 4 to 9 pm. NYS Sea Level Rise Task Force. The public is invited to a series of meetings about the effects of sea level rise and development of recommendations for adapting to rising sea levels. Agency staff will make several presentations at 7 pm. Wed. January 28. Nassau County Legislative Chamber, 1st Floor, Theodore Roosevelt Executive and Legislative Building, 1550 Franklin Avenue. Mineola, Nassau County. Thurs. January 29. Berkner Hall, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, Suffolk County. http://www.dec.ny.gov/energy/50509.html

February 5. 4 pm to 6 pm. National Teach in on Global Warming at C.W. Post. LOCATION: Pioneer Room, Hillwood Commons, C.W. Post, Brookville, NY. Introduction by Dr. Scott Carlin. Presentations: ECOART. Introduction by Dr. Rachael Baum (invited). Environmental artists work with, on, and for, the environment. Leading ecoartists discuss their work and the changing relationships between art, nature and society. SLIDE PRESENTERS: Prof. Richard Kirk Mills, Prof. Winn Rea, William Schuck. (For events at other Long Island sites visit the national web site.)

February 7, 2009 10:00 AM. Solar energy seminar. Curious about solar power? The sun can help you generate electricity, heat hot water for your home or heat your swimming pool. Attend this FREE contractor-sponsored solar seminar to learn more, and enter a raffle to win a whole house electric metering system installed at no cost, a $400 value. Conducted by: Go Solar, Inc. Location: Go Solar office, 272 Main Road (Route 25), Riverhead, NY 11901. For other planned events go to http://www.gosolar.com/events.htm . For solar energy events at other locations visit the calendar listing at: http://www.renewableenergylongisland.org

February 12th from 10am-12pm for "Managing Lean and Green Forum: Political Climate Change." Pratt Center for Community Development (144 W. 14th Street in Manhattan). Information will be presented on policies and programs that can dramatically increase the energy efficiency of NYC's housing and buildings. For more information or to register

February 17, 7 pm. Student Center at Stony Brook Southampton. “Biodiversity, Carbon, or Economic Collapse: Defining our Existential Crisis.” Presentation by Scott Carlin. How do we grapple with the simultaneous crises presented by Global Warming, Species Extinctions, Peak Oil, and the Current Financial Crisis? Do they all share a common set of underlying causes? How do we respond forcefully and rapidly to shift directions?

February 24, 7 pm. Hampton Bays Library. Peter Maniscalco will discuss Cancer as a Hero’s Journey: A motivational program for a time of challenge. This program is for anyone touched by cancer: patients, their families, friends, and supporters.

February 26, 7 pm Huntington Library. Presentation by the Long Island Progressive Coalition. Jared Diamond’s Collapse and Climate Change. Jared Diamond Video and Discussion with Scott Carlin and David Sibek.

Thursday, March 12, 2009, from 1:00-2:30 pm Energy Efficiency Stimulus Funding Technical Assistance. Online Presentation. Under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, state and local governments will receive substantial funding to implement energy efficiency initiatives in their jurisdictions. Join the U.S. EPA's ENERGY STAR team for this practical session that will provide you with the knowledge you need to leverage ENERGY STAR resources. To register, visit - https://energystar.webex.com/energystar.

March 26. 5:30 PM. Green Drinks Huntington's green networking meets at Huntington's Black and Blue Restaurant. $5 suggested donation, extended half price drink happy hour till 8 PM and a complementary buffet. http://www.greendrinksli.org/

Friday, March 27th - Sunday, March 29th, 2009. 1st New York Women's Conference for Sustainability - Mobilizing for climate stability one conversation at a time. Keynote addresses from grassroots environmental leaders will be interspersed with a weekend-long series of participatory World Café and self-initiated Open Spaces events. Attendees will actively engage in conversations and self generated initiatives, learning and developing tools for personal and shared solutions, action plans, and post conversation networking. http://www.sowise.org/conference_overview.html

Sat. March 28. 11 am. LIPC’s 30^th Anniversary Luncheon. Timber Point Country Club. Timber Point. http://lipc.org/library/articles/30luncheon.pdf

April 1. 7:30 pm. Pisces Restaurant, Babylon. Presentation by Scott Carlin. “Global Warming: How Immediate is the Crisis?” Global Warming is not just a crisis of ecology, it effects our economy and our ability to produce energy. An economy run by corporations is failing us. Corporations are legally required to place the interests of shareholders ahead of planetary health. We need a broader model of democracy which would allow us to quickly and fairly dial down our consumption while focusing on fulfilling basic human needs. Sponsored by the Babylon Greens.

Thursday, April 16th, at 8pm, PeaceSmiths, Inc. “How-To Save The Earth in Two Minutes" This is a participatory event. Audience members are invited to share their two minutes worth of ideas, solutions, or artwork on the topic. The event will be held at the First United Methodist Church of Amityville on 25 Broadway/rt110 (Southmost end near Merrick Rd/Montauk hwy). There is a $6 suggested donation, "less if necessary, more if possible." (631) 798-0778. www.peacesmiths.org

April 22, 2009. G.A.I.N. (Green And Invovled Now) and The Rogers Memorial Library (Southampton Village) are planning a bus trip to New York to the Museum of Natural History to see the climate crisis exhibit on Earth Day. Information to follow in the Library’s Spring Newsletter.

2008

Wednesday January 9, 2008. 7:00 PM to 9 PM at Southold Town Hall. FREE Home Performance with ENERGY STAR Seminar. Find out how you can reduce energy use in your home and save up to 40 percent on your energy bills. Learn how cash rebates and incentives from LIPA are helping Long Islanders save money and the environment. Southold Town Hall, 53905 Main Road, Southold. http://www.renewableenergylongisland.org/

Green Drinks, Jan 10 5:30pm – Thu Jan 10 9pm. Cirella's Restaurant & Bar, 14 Broadhollow Road, Melville. Join canvas and other eco-minded business people for a night of networking. $5 cover charge includes drink specials and a hot buffet. http://cirellasrestaurant.com/index.html

Thursday, January 17, 2008 at 7:30PM. A Broadwater Forum with Lauren Melodia, Center for Constitutional Rights, Peter Maniscalco, Renew Community Earth, and Adrienne Esposito, Citizens Campaign for the Environment. The Huntington Cinema Arts Centre 423 Park Avenue, Huntington, NY www.cinemaartscentre.org

Long Island Green Energy Summit on Friday January 25^th: 11 am to 1pm at the I.B.E.W. Local #25 Labor Hall located at 370 Motor Parkway in Hauppauge. Our goal is to develop Long Island as an “Advanced Energy Corridor.” Long Island has already transitioned from an agricultural and suburban economy in the 1950’s to the “defense capital of America” in the 1980’s. Today, our region has the inherent infrastructure, skilled labor base, and research and development capabilities to be a center for advanced energy progress in the United States. Contact Congressman Israel's office for more information.

Four C.W. Post Focus the Nation Events:

1. Wed. January 30, 2008. 8:00 pm. - Jonny D. Lives. (www.Rocknrenew.com ) Location: Humanities Building, Lecture Hall Room 119. C.W. Post Campus, LIU, Brookville. The unique and spirited work of Jonny Dubowsky has been described as “Iggy Pop meets Al Gore.” Lead singer of the rock band Jonny Lives, this presenter/musician believes that small personal actions can have a large social impact. Appearing on “Conan O’Brien” and popular on college campuses, Jonny D is an inspiring and passionate activist who promises to engage students and others with ideas, challenges and solutions about environmental sustainability. A special acoustic performance is also included.

2. Thurs. January 31, 2008. 12:30 pm – Addressing an Uncertain and Warming Future, a Faculty Panel. Location: Top of the Commons, Hillwood Commons. C.W. Post Campus, LIU, Brookville. What are the possibilities for abrupt and dangerous climate changes? What should society do about global warming? How serious is this issue from a scientific perspective? How do contemporary philosophers struggle with the moral implications of this issue? What are the economic costs? These and related questions are examined by distinguished C.W. Post professors Tavis Barr (Economics), Glenn Magee (Philosophy) and Vic DiVenere (Earth & Environmental Science) in a panel discussion moderated by Prof. Mark Pires (Earth & Environmental Science).

3. Thursday January 31, 2008. 3:00 pm - Photographer Sasha Bezzubov. Location: Hillwood Cinema, Hillwood Commons. C.W. Post Campus, LIU, Brookville. Brooklyn-based artist, acclaimed photographer and art critic Sasha Bezzubov presents moving photographs and commentary capturing the destruction caused by natural disasters in the United States, India, Indonesia and Thailand in a program depicting “the fragility of the man-made as it is transformed into dreamscapes of apocalyptic proportions.” A recipient of two Fulbright scholarship awards, he has had photographs featured in The New York Times, Esquire Magazine, Newsweek and The Village Voice. Mr. Bezzubov’s work is in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and he is represented by galleries in London, Los Angeles and New York City. (see: www.sashabezzubov.com ).

4. Thursday January 31, 2008. 6:30 pm – “Perspectives on Re-Powering Long Island” Location: Hillwood Cinema, Hillwood Commons. C.W. Post Campus, LIU, Brookville. Long Island generates electricity using old, inefficient and polluting power plants. Re-powering would allow the region to significantly improve the environmental and economic efficiencies of its plants, but there are substantial costs involved. An analysis of this topic is led and moderated by Dr. Matthew Cordaro, Associate Professor in C.W. Post’s College of Management, Director of the Center for Management Analysis and highly regarded utility expert. Joining him are distinguished representatives from the political and governmental agency sectors: Kevin Law, LIPA President and CEO, who was formerly the Chief Deputy County Executive and General Counsel for the Suffolk County Executive; and Babylon Town Supervisor Steve Bellone, who has spearheaded a number of energy initiatives and has been cited by Newsday as a leader of the Coalition to Re-power Long Island. Co-sponsored with the C.W. Post Center for Management Analysis.

Focus the Nation at Hofstra University http://www.hofstra.edu/Faculty/senate/senepc/senepc_events.html

Hofstra University's Environmental Priorities Committee is organizing several events in association with "Focus the Nation," a national movement to promote conversation about climate change. See www.focusthenation.org for more on the national organizing efforts. We are pleased to present the following events here at Hofstra. All events will take place in the Cultural Center Theater and are free and open to the public.

Monday, Jan 28, 7-10p: Movie Showing by Students for a Greener Hofstra.

Tuesday, Jan 29, 7-10p: Movie Showing by Students for a Greener Hofstra.

Wednesday, Jan 30, 11:30a-12:30p: Gavin Schmidt, NASA Goddard Institute for Space Sciences climatologist, will give a talk titled "Climate Models, Climate Forcings and Climate Change." Here is the abstract: "The science of climate change is one of the most complex challenges physical scientists have to deal with, and because of its societal and political implications it is frequently misrepresented and poorly understood in the media and public discourse. I will attempt to explain how some of the science of climate change is done, how it is evaluated and what can (and can't) be concluded. Specifically, I will discuss the role of climate models - numerical laboratories for the Earth system - and their successes and continuing problems in understanding the past, present and future of climate change."

Wednesday, Jan 30, 8p-11p: Webcast of a national "Focus the Nation" event, featuring Stephen Schneider, of Stanford University. See www.focusthenation.org/2percentsolution.php for more details.

Thursday, Jan 31, several panels throughout the day are under arrangement: please check back to this site for more details as plans develop. Please contact Prof. Christa Farmer if you are interested in participating.

10-11a: Climate Change: The Physical Basis.
11:30-12:30p: Climate Change: The Physical Impacts.
1-2p: Climate Change: The Economic Impacts.
2:30-3:30p: Climate Change: The Social Implications.
3:45-4:45p: Climate Change: Students Speak, a panel by Students for a Greener Hofstra.
5-6p: The Political Climate, a panel of local officials moderated by Steve Levy (Center for Suburban Studies).

Saturday, February 16th, 2-4pm. Downtown Redevelopment with Vision Long Island. Neighborhood House in Setauket. 95 Main St, Setauket NY, 11733 (516) 571-7443 www.setauketneighborhoodhouse.com . Reinvesting in walkable downtowns decreases traffic, reduces emissions, and protects open spaces from housing pressures. Eric Alexander of Vision LI will explain how community visioning and smart growth principles can redirect development to revitalize our neglected downtown areas.

Tuesday, March 4, 2008
6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Topic: Levittown – Greening the Suburbs.
Speakers: Adrienne Esposito (CCE) & Brad Tito (Nassau County). W. Islip Public Library

March 9. 12-3pm. Long Island Sierra Club honors Congressman Steve Israel as Environmentalist of the Year. Place: Huntington’s American Legion. Cost: $12 for lunch, cash bar. Directions: RT110 North, New York Avenue, pass through Huntington Village, all the way to Mill Dam Road. Huntington’s American Legion is on the corner of Mill Dam Road and 110/New York Avenue. Mill Dam Park will be on your left. Mail checks to Long Island Sierra Club, PO Box 210, Syosset NY, 11791-0210

Tuesday, April 1, 2008.
6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Energy, Faith Communities, & Action Networks. Speakers: Beth Fiteni and Gordian Raacke
W. Islip Public Library

April 10. 7 pm. Energy Independence Day with Bill Lauto. Green Living Seminar at the Melville Branch of the Half Hollow Hills Library, 510 Sweet Hollow Road. Sponsored by Starflower Experiences.

April 14. 7 pm. "The Greening of the East End." Join elected officials and local advocates to discuss strategies to green the East End. Rogers Memorial Library, Southampton Village, Morris Meeting Room. call 283-0774 x 523 to RSVP. Sponsored by GAIN and RELI.

Wednesday April 16th, 2008 from 10-1pm at the Neighborhood Network offices/Molloy College Suffolk Center in Farmingdale, the Long Island Interfaith Environment Network (LIIEN) will be having an event called "Energy Efficiency for Religious Congregations." This is a respectfully multi-faith group, which will come together to hear about clean energy incentive programs, financing for projects, and inspiration from other places of worship in the region who have taken successful action to reduce their "environmental footprint." This is the second event of its kind, and last year's was a great success. Contact Beth Fiteni Neighborhood Network for more information.

April 22. SUNY Westbury presentation. "Greening of Suburbia" by Scott Carlin

April 26 and 27. Green Living Expo is a 2-day event designed to provide Long Island residents and business owners with the information they need to support a greener way of life here on Long Island. The Green Living Expo will have two full days of programming to make the event both educational and fun. Speakers have been selected for their passion, commitment, innovation, and authority on their “green” topic. There is no additional fee required to attend the programs/lectures/classes. http://www.greenlivingexpoli.com/aboutexpo.html

May 5 & 6, 2008. Climate Change and Land Use Conference: Global warming impacts on land use planning and project approvals. Tarrytown, NY. INTENDED AUDIENCE: Attorneys, local government officials, planners, engineers, consultants and developers. ABOUT THE CONFERENCE: For this first-of-its kind conference, we have assembled experts from early adopter jurisdictions from across the nation to provide insights on successful regulatory programs, the appropriate scope of local review, and the best way for developers to respond to concerns leading to these new regulations. REGISTRATION: Register here or call 1-800-854-8009; or email registrar@lawseminars.com

Tuesday, May 6, 2008
6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
The Great Turning Video Presentation by David Korten & Discussion. W. Islip Public Library

May 8 to 24th Prevention is the Cure presentations. see http://www.preventionisthecure.org

Sun May 18 10 am. Long Island Climate Action Network event. Farmingdale.

Sun. May 18 1pm – 4pm. Cool Cities on Long Island. Caleb Smith State Park. Come learn about the Sierra Club’s Cool Cities program, LI town-specific projects, and opportunities for local reforms and initiatives. (see their Spring 2008 newsletter for more details.)

Monday May 19th, 7PM "Green Energy - What Makes Sense" Energy Conservation, Efficiency and Renewable Sources. Green architects Bill Chaleff and Rick Stott along with Community Energy Issue Program Director Beth Fiteni. Chancellors Hall at Stony Brook Southampton. 631-721-1908 www.ligreen.com/greenspeaks GreenSpeaks Community Awareness Program sponsored by Green Hamptons.

Thursday, June 5 from 7 PM - 8:30 PM. LIPA Seminar: Energy efficiency, conservation, Solar Power, & Geothermal energy for your home. Presented by The Riverhead Town Energy Advisory Committee at the Riverhead Free Library.

June 12, 7pm Solar Energy Education. Learn how Solar Electric and Solar Hot Water works, and how much you can save on oil and gas. A staff member from The Solar Center, will be presenting information specific to LIPA customers as well as tax incentives and how it works. GO GREEN and reduce your carbon footprint! For more information, call 516-938-6152 or see www.starflowerexperiences.org. Location: Melville Branch of the Half Hollow Hills Library at 510 Sweet Hollow Rd, directly across from the Sunquam Elementary School (between Rt 110 and Old Country Rd).

July 12 and July 13, 2008, from 10 to 5. Energy Fair - Sag Harbor Whaling Museum. Public agencies, utilities, non-profits and vendors who promote energy conservation, alternative fuels, and innovative solutions to our energy consumption are all welcome! http://www.sagharborwhalingmuseum.org

July 26-27thfrom 12-4pm Green Open House Showcase in Sea Cliff. Come visit a newly renovated “green” house in the beautiful village of Sea Cliff. Many national and local vendors have participated to help create a beautiful, healthy home with many sustainable materials and energy efficient features. Take a free guided tour and learn about products that you can use in your own homes, from Moen, Sherwin-Williams, Globus Cork, Ice Stone, FLOR, and many more. Come see the latest Toyota Hybrids and win green prizes! 24 Franklin Ave, Sea Cliff, NY.

Monday September 8 - 7:30 pm Long Island Climate Action Presentation. Location: East Northport Public Library, 185 Larkfield Road, East Northport, NY 11731

Tuesday September 9 - Public Hearing on Southampton Town's Energy Star Home and pool Energy Code.

September 10th. 7pm. Wind Power Seminar At Southold Town Hall. The seminar, hosted by Wind Design Engineer Roy Rakobitsch, will discuss the growing popularity of wind energy worldwide, along with information about how wind turbines work, the difference between VAWTs and HAWTs, how to change batteries or take advantage of net metering, small commercial and 'homebrew' designs, along with some history and science behind wind energy. With rising gas prices and the ability to produce clean and renewable energy in all weather conditions and times of day or night, wind power is quickly gaining increased international attention. More information is available by calling 516-510-7873. Southold Town Hall is located at 53095 Route 25, Southold.

Wed. September 10 - at 7 PM entitled “The Light Bulb Conundrum”. Southampton Town. Rogers Memorial Library. Presentation on Light Bulbs, efficiency and personal comfort.

September 22 at 7 pm. Get your Home Ready for Winter. Duke Lecture Hall. Stony Brook Southampton Campus. Program of LI Green

Saturday September 27 (raindate 9/28). Long Island Naturally, Starflower’s annual environmental fair will be at Manor Farm in Huntington. We'll have a huge Community Yard Sale, informational tables, solar-powered music and activities. Go Solar will be bringing the Sun Shack! For updates, keep checking www.starflowerexperiences.org

September 27 and 28th. LI Garlic Festival at Garden of Eve, Riverhead. Featuring different environmental booths and Go Solar's Sun Shack on September 28.

Oct 2 - 7pm. Get your Home Ready for Winter. Cornell Cooperative Extension. Yaphank Farm. Program of LI Green

October 4 - 10 am.
National Solar & Green Buildings Tour

Monday October 6, 7 PM. Energy Efficiency – What You Need To Get Your Home Ready For Winter The next heating season will be here sooner than you think. Learn the steps that will ensure that you can afford to keep your family warm. Riverhead Public Library. Program of LI Green

Oct 15 - 6:30 pm Get your Home Ready for Winter. Franklin Square Library. Program of LI Green

Oct 15 - Hofstra University. Presidential Debate. Global Warming Venue!

Saturday October 18, 2008. 3:00 PM to 7 PM. The Long Island Climate Action Network (LI-CAN), in partnership with Artistz Lounge, is excited to announce an art benefit show titled "We = the Earth", an Art Show Benefit for LI Climate Action Network (LI-CAN) this. Free music and refreshments. Location: Artistz Lounge, 196 N. Belle Mead Rd Ste 1, East Setauket, NY 11733

Monday October 27 7-9 pm. With Seth Watkins. How can you cut your energy bill and live more sustainably without sacrificing your quality of life? What's new (and old) in “alternative” energy: solar, wind, hydrogen, biofuels...? Is our government dragging its feet in the face of mounting evidence of global warming? And so much more....This promises to be an informative program addressing the concerns we all have on a daily basis. Southold Free Library. 765-2077

Thursday, October 30, 5:30 PM. CAN THE SUBURBS GO GREEN? Castello Di Borghese Vineyards, Route 48, Cutchogue. Can the suburbs really be green? How are municipalities and individual designers facing the challenge? James S. Russell, AIA, architectural critic for Bloomberg and a former editor of Architectural Record will start the discussion on opportunities and road blocks to sustainable suburbs. Dorian Dale, Town of Babylon, will describe Babylon’s innovative efforts in sustainability, including its Long Island’s Green Homes program for existing residences. Then Bill Chaleff, AIA, who has designed over 200 energy-efficient homes on Long Island, will discuss Southampton’s new legislation relating energy conservation requirements to size of structure. Following the discussion of municipal initiatives, and the award of scholarships, Steven Winters, past chair of the USGBC and current chair of the national LEED for Homes Committee, will join James Russell and Bill Chaleff in the announcement and discussion of the 2008 INNOVATION AND DESIGN AWARDS. The audience is invited to participate. Please register on the website www.usgbc-li.org. The cost, which includes one glass of wine, is $10.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH, 2008. “Ocean Acidification and the Global Carbon Cycle:” Cindy Lee, SUNY Distinguished Professor, School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences. Coral reefs and calcareous shells are in danger of depletion. One of the few natural processes that removes carbon dioxide from the ocean’s surface waters is the sinking of particles to the deep sea. These particles carry organic carbon with them that is derived from the surface plants and animals in the ocean. Professor Lee has studied the organic chemistry of the oceans for the past 35 years. Duke Lecture Hall-Chancellors Hall Southampton Campus 7:30 P.M.

Monday November 10 7-9 pm. With Seth Watkins. How can you cut your energy bill and live more sustainably without sacrificing your quality of life? What's new (and old) in “alternative” energy: solar, wind, hydrogen, biofuels...? Is our government dragging its feet in the face of mounting evidence of global warming? And so much more....This promises to be an informative program addressing the concerns we all have on a daily basis. Southold Free Library. 765-2077

Wednesday, November 12, 2008. 7:00 p.m. Lecture by Isidore Doroski of Riverhead, NY on “Peak Oil.” This is a community awareness lecture on the growing problem of world oil depletion known as Peak Oil. Learn how Peak Oil is causing economic problems in our lives and what measures we can take to mitigate this coming dilemma. Peak Oil is the term that refers to the fact oil production in the world will reach a maxim point of production and then go into an irreversible decline. Mr. Doroski is a member of the Riverhead Town Energy Advisory Committee. Click here for Radio rebroadcast:

Wednesday, Nov 12th, 7:30pm. Clean energy options for school districts. - Sierra Club and Town of Oyster Bay host seminar. A panel of experts will cover how energy performance assessments of schools and renewable energy can help reduce energy consumption and energy bills while teaching students about energy conservation and the environment. Doors open at 7:00pm for refreshments, panel starts at 7:30pm. Panel Includes: Energy Efficiency, Financing for energy efficiency and renewable energy, School Facilities and Operations. Massapequa High School Auditorium.

January 18, 11 am. Ethical Humanist Society, Garden City. “Biodiversity, Carbon, or Economic Collapse: Defining our Existential Crisis.” Presentation by Scott Carlin. How do we grapple with the simultaneous crises presented by Global Warming, Species Extinctions, Peak Oil, and the Current Financial Crisis? Do they all share a common set of underlying causes? How do we respond forcefully and rapidly to shift directions?

Nov. 19 and 20. Advanced Energy Conference: Solutions for a Global Crisis. Hyatt Regency Hotel. http://www.aertc.org/ 134 global energy experts will be presenting and speaking: United Nations, Sandia, Pacific Northwest , Los Alamos, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Stony Brook University, Farmingdale State College, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Polytechnic Institute of NYU, NYIT, Cornell, Columbia University and the Imperial College of London, Representatives from NYSERDA, NYSTAR, NYPA and LIPA will also be participating.

2007

Jan 11, 2007. Global Warming and You CW Post Campus, LIU. 10 am

Jan 24 8:30 am Alternative Fuels in the Carting Industry,

Presented by The Greater Long Island Clean Cities Coalition .Huntington Community Center at the Big H

Jan 29th An Inconvinient Truth, Hillwood Commons, CW Post Campus

Cinema - First Floor 12:30 pm

Feb 1 4pm (Thurs) "Focus the Nation" CW Post planning meeting

Hillwood Commons, Student Lounge

Mar 13, 7:30 pm The Bellmore Merrick Democratic Club is showing An Inconvenient Truth at the Merrick Golfcourse Clubhouse at 7:30 p.m. Admissions is free. Refreshments will be served. Please call me if you have any questions.

March 14 at 6:30 pm. Farmingdale Library . Inconvenient Truth.

Mar. 16: "An Inconvenient Truth" StonyBrook University. Panel includes Profs. Howard Schneider, Malcolm Bowman, Jeffrey Levinton, 7:30 P.M., ESS 001. map at http://www.stonybrook.edu/sb/map/

Mar. 16. 6 pm Lecture/Dinner. Healthy Planet. Lecturer - Gordian Raacke. Sweet Hollow Hall in Melville, West Hills County Park on Gwynne Road. Healthy planet web site.

March 20^th – Cool the Planet, Save the Arctic, Location – Wash, DC, http://www.campusactivism.org/displayevent-1721.htm

March 21, 7 p.m. 'An Inconvenient Truth' Slide Show and Q&A on by Sara Gordon for The Climate Project. Sag Harbor United Methodist Church, 48 Madison Street, Sag Harbor. For more information: 917 941-6653.

March 27, 1 pm. Focus the Nation @ C.W. Post Campus, LIU, Brookville. Northern Blvd. Hillwood Commons, first floor. Campus Global Warming Planning Meeting.

March 30th (Friday) at noon. Global Warming and You by Prof. Scott Carlin. Port Washington Library. 516-883-4400.

Friday March 30 at 11 am Nassau Community College in the College Center building. "Global Warming, Global Disaster" on. Jason Babbie, NYPIRG, Prof. Lisa Bastiaans of the NCC Physical Sciences Department, Dr Beth Christensen, professor of environmental studies at Adelphi University. Chaired by Prof Huda Touma of the Biology Department -- is free and open to the public. For more information about the program, please call the NCC Biology Department at 516-572-7575.

Mar 31 – Apr 2. Being Fearless Conference, NYC http://www.eomega.org

Wed April 11. Peak Oil – Izzy Doroski – 7:00 p.m. Southold Town Hall

April 11, 2007, 4:00 PM Columbia University Lecture, featuring Sir Nicholas Stern , Jeffrey Sachs, and Joseph Stiglitz (2001 Nobel Laureate in Economics). Sir Nicholas Stern, Location: Teachers College, Columbia University, 147 Horace Mann, 525 West 120th Street, between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenues. The event is free and open to the public. No RSVP required.

Friday, April 13th, 2007 The next Clean Energy Leadership Task Force meeting will take place from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm at the Neighborhood Network office at 7180 Republic Airport, Farmingdale, NY

Friday, April 13. 7:30 pm. Stony Brook Southampton. Duke Lecture Hall. Southampton. Dr. David Black. "Global Climate Change: Causes, Consequences, and What you Can Do About it."

Friday April 13 - April 16. Hop on the train to New Jersey and join their NJ Climate March.

April 14 - Step it Up. Local Actions across the US http://www.stepitup2007.org/

Bridgehampton, NY

Step-It-Up Long Island

Merrick or Jones Beach, NY

Step It Up Merrick!

Port Washington, NY

Step It UP Port Washington

Riverhead, NY

Step It Up Riverhead

Roslyn, NY

Roslyn Cares!!

Syosset, NY

Step It Up Syosset!

NEW!!! - BRENTWOOD. Saturday, April 14th at 1pm to 4 pm in Brentwood at the Solar Cafe. Stage presentations between 2 to 3pm.

Friday, April 20: Celebration of Earth Day as part of Stony Brook's Earthstock. Claudine Schneider, former Congresswoman and Exec. Vice President Econergy Inernational, "Solutions to Climate Change" at 7:30 P.M., Student Activities Center Auditorium. Stonybrook University

Friday April 20. RETHINK. REBUILD. RENEW: CREATING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE FOR LONG ISLAND.

The conference will feature workshops on four major areas of sustainability: Sustainable Business Practices; Sustainable Design; Sustainable Energy; and Creating Sustainable Communities: Business and Government Working Together. You’ll learn not only why adopting these practices is critical to Long Island’s future, but how you can take steps both large and small to make a difference in our region while helping your business grow and prosper. Speakers confirmed to date include County Executives Steve Levy and Thomas Suozzi; Long Island Association President Matthew Crosson; Regional Planning Association’s Chris Jones; Newsday’s Joye Brown; Renewable Energy Long Island’s Gordian Raacke; Neighborhood Network’s Neal Lewis; and Julius Walls, President and CEO of Greyston Bakery. Location - StonyBrook University. For more information vist www.sustainableli.org

April 24th C.W. Post Campus, LIU, Brookville. Earthfest Events. 12:30 pm Guest Speaker - Andrew Revkin, NY Times. Title: “The Daily Planet: On the Front Lines of Climate Change from the North Pole to the White House,”

Wednesday, May 9 – Light Ordinance - Susan Harder & Green Building - Glynis Berry Southold Town Hall.

Thursday May 10, 10 am to 12:30 pm. Lunch Served. Energy Efficiency for Religious Congregations. Molloy College Suffolk Campus, 7180 Republic Airport, Farmingdale, NY. RSVP to 631-963-5454.

May 10, 7:30 pm. Gordian Raacke will give a free program titled "Global Warming and Climate Change: What You Can Do"at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Shelter Rock in Manhasset.

May 16, 7:30 pm. Sophia Garden Learning Center. Amityville, NY. Presentation by Kasey Jacobs, Citizens Campaign for the Environment.

May 17, 10:30 am. "Global Warming and You." Presented by Scott Carlin. Shelter Rock Jewish Center, Shelter Rock and Searingtown roads, Roslyn, NY 11576

Friday, May 18, 2:00 pm. "Global Warming and its Local Solutions." Hosted by Gordian Raacke and Beth Fetini at Huntington Town Hall. 100 Main St. Huntington Village. 631-351-3291. Cosponsored by Prevention is the Cure.

May 25, 6:00 pm. "Climate Change Science" at Canio's Books. Upper Main St. Sag Harbor, NY 11963. Presented by Sara Gordon, The Climate Project.

June 2, 9:00 am. "Walk Softly for a Healthy World." Oyster Bay Heath Fair, Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park, Oyster Bay, NY 11771. Presented by Georgia Gier, Climate Project.

June 4, 10 am. "To reduce global warming, empower women." Presented by Scott Carlin. Hutton House Lecture Series at Lorber Hall, C.W. Post Campus, Long Island University.

June 4, 2 pm. "Global Warming: A Question of Faith," Presented by Scott Carlin. St. Mary’s Church 110 Bryant Ave, Roslyn, 11576

June 4, 7 pm Movie - "Who stole the elctric car," and panel-led discussion. Solar Cafe, Brentwood, NY.

June 6-8, 2007. Third Annual Global Forum – United Nations, New York Co-sponsored by the United Nations University. Ages 18-32. Application available at http://www.athgo.org/programs/

New York Solarfest 2007, Fiesta del Sol 2007. The 4^th Annual New York Solarfest 2007/Fiesta del Sol 2007 will take place on June 9^th and 10^th from 11am to 7pm on the grounds of the Solar Café. The Solarfest will feature a solar-powered stage with musicians and performers throughout the weekend. There will also be arts vendors; hybrid vehicles; educational lectures; environmental organizations; green businesses; children’s theatre; and food vendors. The NYSolarfest Drum circle will take place on Saturday June 9, 2007 at 4:00pm. Admission to the Solarfest is free. More information can be found at www.nysolarfest.org. The Solar Café is located at 1 First Avenue, Brentwood, New York. The Solar Café is the nation's first solar powered café. The phone number for the Café is 631-348-7182.

Tuesday June 12. Stop Broadwater Rally and Lobby Day.

Wednesday, June 13 – Global Warming & Climate Change - What Can You Do – Gordian Raacke, RELI. Southold Town Hall.

Thursday, June 14, at 7pm - Global Warming & Climate Change - What Can You Do – Gordian Raacke, RELI. Remsenburg-Speonk Elementary School, Mill Road in Remsenburg (Note: This is the Mill Road in Remsenburg, not in West Hampton)

June 23. The Long Island Sierra Club Energy Film Festival. South County Library in Bellport(22 Station Road).

12 – 2:40 PM Alcohol Can Be A Gas

2:55 – 2:56 PM Native Wind

3:00 - 3:15 PM French Fries to Go

3:20 - 3:35 PM Wind Over Water

3:40 - 4:06 PM Power Trip

June 23rd noon. POSTPONED. No further info at this time. Global Warming Cafe in the Riverhead Library craft room. A participatory workshop to make our communities part of the global warming solution. The program includes the Low Carbon Diet program to reduce our own CO2 footprint. Sponsored by the Long Island Sierra Club. Contact: Erica ercwol@yahoo.com 631-929-0278 (evenings).

Month of June - Peter Maniscalco is hosting a vigil at the Wading River shoreline for the LI Sound. “The vigil’s purpose is to draw attention to my deeply held belief that the Broadwater project violates the Spirit of Nature,” said Maniscalco. http://broadwatervigil.blogspot.com/

June 28. 6:30 pm Free Solar Seminar. Islip Town Hall

June 30. The Long Island Sierra Club Energy Film Festival. South County Library in Bellport(22 Station Road).

12 -1:30 PM Earth To America

1:35 - 2:30 PM Hemp And the Rule of Law

2:35 - 3:10 PM Kilowatt Ours

3:15 - 4:05 PM Power of Community

July 7 – Al Gore Concert + Possible Concert at Shoreham http://liveearth.msn.com/

Tuesday, July 17 – Solar Seminar – RELI/LIPA - 7:00 p.m. Southold Town Hall 2nd Annual Solar Seminar. This is a great opportunity to explore the benefits of Solar. Investing in Solar today, means you are purchasing electricity at $.10 per kWh for the next 30 years, as opposed to $.21 kWh you are spending today. So come early, seating is limited. Southold Town Hall, 53905 Main Road, Southold RSVP: tina@renewableenergylongisland.org?subject=RSVP51707 Directions: LIE (495) East to last exit (73). Exit onto Route 58 east. Rt. 58 turns into Route 25 through Riverhead and into Southold (past Laurel, Mattituck, Cutchogue and Peconic). Road curves sharply to right in Southold, church on corner. Town Hall is 2 buildings from the corner of Main Road (Rte.25) and Hortons''Lane on right. 45 minutes from LIE.

July 18, 2007, 8am-10am Hauppauge. USGBC-LI Salon: LIPA's Commissioning for Better Buildings on Long Island guide. Sheraton Long Island Hotel. 110 Motor Parkway. Hauppauge, New York 11788. Most new commercial buildings include sophisticated and complex systems and controls, making a well-coordinated and integrated design and construction process more important than ever. A quality assurance process through building commissioning can provide significant benefits to owners, project managers and their design and construction teams. 1.5 AIA CES credits will be given. Walk-ups will be welcomed. $20 USGBC members, $35 non-members.

Thursday, July 26, 2007 at 10:30 am Thursdays For Thought – L.E.E.D.ership in energy and design: the green building movement. Guest Speaker: Dr. Ron Vitori, Chair, U.S. Green Building Council, Long Island Chapter. Shelter Rock Jewish Center. http://www.srjc.org/events.htm

Tuesday, July 31^st Forum begins at 7PM. WALK 97.5 Presents A Climate Change/Global Warming Forum Staller Center For The Arts, State University @ Stony Brook. Doors open 5:30PM Light refreshments will be served. Separate myth from fact and learn specifically what climate change and global warming potentially means for those of us who live on Long Island. Find out what you can do NOW to help with this important, timely issue. Our panel of experts will let you know: What to expect in the coming years, What does global warming mean for you as a Long Islander, How you can get involved and make a difference Click here for a complete list of speakers and the full Forum Agenda

July 31, 2007, 5:30pm-7:30pm USGBC-LI's Sustainable Cocktails. Black Forest Brew House, 20-15 New Highway, Farmingdale, NY 11735. 631 391-9500. Network gathering to promote sustainable design. Please join us for an evening of networking and getting together over good food and beverages. $10 pay at door. Cash bar. Any questions, contact Art Desin, artdesinjr@aol.com .

8/7/2007 7:00 PM FREE SOLAR SEMINAR. Bridgehampton Senior Center. Curious about solar power? Want to know how you can generate your own electricity? How much does it cost? What financial incentives are available? Why not attend this FREE solar power seminar? Learn all about solar at a seminar open to the public. Solar Seminars Senior Center, 585 Bridgehampton/Sag Harbor Turnpike, Bridgehampton. RSVP: Tina@RenewableEnergyLongIsland.org Directions: Take Route 27 East past the intersection of County Road 39 and continue eastbound on Montauk Highway. Travel through the hamlets of Water Mill, Bridgehampton and turn left at the east end of the Bridgehampont hamlet center at the Veteran''s Monument onto Bridgehampton/Sag Harbor Turnpike. Senior Center is approx. 3/4 mile up on the right. Sponsored by: LIPA, RELI & Town of Southampton

August 15, 2007, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Energy for the Future: Solving Industry Challenges through Technology and Innovation. Melville Marriott 1350 Old Walt Whitman Rd. Melville, NY 11747. Plenary Session, Breakouts and Panel Discussions. KeySpan, LIPA and National Grid will be hosting Energy for the Future: Solving Industry Challenges through Technology and Innovation. We invite you to participate in this day-long conference. The program will bring together researchers, innovators, developers, industry and governmental leaders, creating a unique forum for the exchange of ideas and perspectives on energy and environmental issues. It will also showcase innovations in energy technologies by a diverse group of industry leaders. $125 (General Admission) $75 (Students). For complete information and to register, click here.

August 22, 2007, Wednesday, Time: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm (A box lunch will be served) Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) Informational Meeting. Place: Pace University - New York City Campus. One Pace Plaza, 6th Floor, Room W-613. After lunch, attendees will break into two groups for further discussion. Group 1 will be a facilitated discussion for the environmental community on actions in support of carbon control (Room W-616) and Group 2 will be a facilitated discussion for renewable energy developers on carbon markets and renewable project development (Room W-617). RSVP: Space is limited. Please respond to Erica Gulseth at Environmental Advocates of New York at egulseth@eany. org by August 17, if you plan to attend.

Wednesday, August 29 5:00 pm. Green Drinks Long Island. Riverview Restaurant, 3 Consuelo Place. Oakdale, NY 11769 Directions: http://www.lessings.com/uni_directions.asp?ui=RIV Free Admission, Complimentary Buffet, Happy Hour Drinks – Half Price, Drink Specials for GDLI participants. The Riverview Restaurant is located at the mouth of the Connetquot River on the Great South Bay in Oakdale.

9/13/2007 7:00 PM FREE SOLAR SEMINAR. Riverhead Free Library. Curious about solar power? Want to know how you can generate your own electricity? Why not attend a FREE solar power seminar? Learn all about solar at a seminar open to the public. Solar Seminars. Location: Riverhead Free Library. RSVP: tina@renewableenergylongisland.org?subject=RSVP51707. Directions: Take LIE (495) to Exit 73 (last exit) to Route 58 East. Go 2.25 miles to Harrison Ave. Make a right (south) on to Harrison; road changes 1/2 mile to Osborne Ave. at traffic light. Continue south on Osborne past Pulaski Street crossing railroad tracks. Library driveway is first right immediately past railroad tracks. Sponsored by: LIPA, RELI & Riverhead Free Library

On Sunday Sept. 16, 2:00 to 4:00 pm. Guest Speaker: Dr. Ron Vitori, LEED AP and Chair of the US Green Building Council – Long Island. Ron Vitori. will be speaking and answering the questions, What is Green Building?, What is LEED? What is happening on Long Island? He will address both commercial and home improvement from the Green perspective. Join us for this educational, enlightening and exciting afternoon with Ron. Bring your questions. Everything you ever wanted to know about building GREEN. Cold Spring Harbor Library and Environment Center. http://cshlibrary.suffolk.lib.ny.us/hours.htm. Sponsored by the Sierra Club, LI Chapter

/27/2007 7:00 PM Home Performance EnergyStar Seminar. Presentation by Gordian Raacki, RELI. Attend a FREE Home Performance with ENERGY STAR Seminar. Join the thousands of LIPA customers who are saving money and the environment! Find out how you can be an ENERGY STAR, reduce energy use, and save money and the environment in your home now with cash rebates and incentives from LIPA. Location: Pavillion at Town Hall, Town of Hempstead, One Washington Street, Hempstead, NY, RSVP: Tina@RenewableEnergyLongIsland.org?subject=HPwES_Hempstead_092707

September 29, 2007. Sat. 10 am to 4 pm Long Island Global Warming Summit, which will take place at Farmingdale State University on September 29, 2007. The event is aimed at addressing the issue of global warming by identifying what causes it and educating families about what they can do to prevent it. http://www.cstl.org/UpcomingEvents.htm or http://www.liglobalwarming.org

September 30, 2007. 11 am to 6pm. Ecofest. Lincoln Center Plaza, NYC. http://www.ecofest.com/

10/3/2007 7:00 PM Home Performance EnergyStar Seminar. Presentation by Gordian Raacki, RELI. Welcome by Mayor Ralph Suozzi. See Sept 27 for description of this event. Location: Glen Cove Town Hall, 9 Glen St., Glen Cove, NY RSVP: Tina@RenewableEnergyLongIsland.org?subject=RSVP_HPwES_GlenCove_10_03_07

October 3, 2007 06:00PM to 08:00PM Inaugural Meeting of No War, No Warming. Stony Brook, NY. Hosted by Jeremy Crucetti. Event Description: The Stony Brook Chapter of Students for a Democratic Society will hold their first ever chapter meeting. It will take place at the above date and time, in the lobby of the Student Activities Center of the State University of New York at Stony Brook in Stony Brook, NY (Long Island). Come be a part of the movement!! Location: Stony Brook University Stony Brook, NY 11790. Directions: Exit 62 off of the Long Island Expressway, follow Nichols Road (merge onto Nichols off the ramp) for about 9 miles. Entrance to the University is on the right. RSVP at http://events.nowarnowarming.org/oct/events/show/2253

10/6/2007 10:00 AM SOLAR TOUR. The National Solar Tour is considered to be the largest public renewable energy education event in the world. It is a free, self-guided tour of homes, businesses and other buildings with solar features including passive solar design, solar hot water and solar-electric generating systems as well as other green building technologies Location: Open houses all over Long Island. http://www.renewableenergylongisland.org/visitorfaqs.cfm ; RSVP: Kathy@RenewableEnergyLongIsland.org

Sunday October 14, 2:00-4:00 pm. Cold Spring Harbor Library, Patrick West will give Al Gore's presentation on Global Warming. http://cshlibrary.suffolk.lib.ny.us/hours.htm Sponsored by the Sierra Club, LI Chapter and the LI Climate Solutions Network. Patrick trained with Al Gore in Nashville last January. He is a dynamic, visionary speaker whose dedication to the issue of global warming and it’s devastating impact on the planet is impressive, and illuminating. The event is being cosponsored with the Long Island Climate Solutions Network. The Climate Project is a movement to educate and challenge citizens and governments into action, to support the shift in our consciousness of the phenomenon called global warming. To learn more about the project go to: http://www.theclimateproject.org/

October 17 - 21 Hamptons International Film Festival. Check out their Green Initiative. Includes Friday 1:00-2:30pm. The Slide Show from "An Inconvenient Truth" Sara Gordon, Climate Messenger, The Climate Project. Saturday 10:30-11:30am Lesley Chilcott, Co-Producer, “An Inconvenient Truth” Ladies Village Improvement Society Lawn .95 Main Street, East Hampton Thursday, October 18 - Sunday, October 21. 10 am 4 pm. Open to the public. The Green Tent will host speakers, panel discussions, informal gatherings, and media events centered around pressing environmental issues affecting us all.

10/23/2007 7:00 PM FREE Solar Seminar. Curious about solar power? Want to know how you can generate your own electricity? Why not attend a FREE solar power seminar? Learn all about solar at a seminar open to the public. Location: Middle Country Public Library. RSVP: Tina@RenewableEnergyLongIsland.org Directions: LIE to Exit 62N. Nicolls Road north to Route 25A or Middle Country Road, Turn right onto Middle Country and then left onto Eastwood Blvd. north. Library is on left.

October 24, 2007. 7:30 p.m. Schools Choosing Renewable Alternatives. On October 24th at Babylon Town Hall the Long Island Sierra Club and the Town of Babylon will bring together energy consultants and experts, school officials, parents, and taxpayers from across the town and the island to learn about the budgetary and environmental benefits of bringing renewable energy and energy efficiency to schools. Babylon Town Hall – 200 East Sunrise Highway, Lindenhurst, NY

10/25/2007 & 10/26 8:00 AM ENERGY LONG ISLAND Conference and exposition jointly organized by the Alternate Energy Centers at Farmingdale State College and the Advanced Energy Technology Research Center at SUNY Stony Brook. The conference will have sessions for technical personnel in the field, scientific paper presentations, keynote presentations on policy and technical content, student poster sessions and panel discussions on current energy issues. Conference Fee $30 to $90 Location: Farmingdale State College, Roosevelt Hall, Farmingdale, NY 11735. More info: http://info.lu.farmingdale.edu/depts/met/solar/index.html

November 2, 6:30-7:45 p.m. "An Inconvenient Truth" slideshow, presentation and discussion with Climate Messenger Sara Gordon. Mattituck-Laurel Library, Mattituck. Summary: What are the causes of global warming? How is climate change affecting the Earth, and what are the potential impacts for Long Island? What can we do to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help slow planetary warming? Sara Gordon, a trainee of Al Gore and the Climate Project and a Peconic Land Trust Project Manager, will address these questions in a fascinating presentation of the slide show from "An Inconvenient Truth," with updated information and a focus on solutions and local action strategies. Free. Directions at: http://peconiclandtrust.org/events/upcoming/

November 3, 2007 - Step It Up - Check Links Below for updated info!
Garden City - 3 pm to 5 pm. Hear speakers about climate change, political realities, and sustainable living, as well as networking and making new friends and acquaintances. There will be generous time for discussion as well, and a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere. We will gather at the Garden City chapter of Ethical Humanist Society. 38 Old Country Road, Garden City.
Southampton - 12 pm to 05pm. A peace party; a place to express and dance with your inner soul, come in costume or casual, come with meaning and purpose, real people right now together as one force, for all the right reasons. A place for passion, for inspiration, and truth.. Be loyal to those who are loyal to life. Location: 29 Nugent St. Please bring a bucket of garbage that is compost worthy & bring something you made out of a piece of garbage that is unable to be broken down (juicebox,plastics,metals,rubbers).
St. James - 3 pm to 7 pm. The Earth and Outdoors club is hosting their very own step it up event most likely at the football field on our high school! We encourage anyone in the Smithtown or neighboring towns to come and support saving our environment. Location: 10 School Street, St. James

November 3 1 PM. Riverhead Library – Film - Crude Impact - Global Warming, the Social & Political impacts of Oil Production and Peak Oil. A discussion will be held after the movie. This movie has received several awards and is truly informative. This movie is presented by the Riverhead Town Energy Advisory Committee.

Wed 11/7/07 Hear an update on the Broadwater Project with Maureen Dolan Of Citizens Campaign for the Environment www.citizenscampaign.org at 7pm, at the Pisces Cafe, 14A Railroad Avenue, Babylon, NY (631-321-1231) Free. Come hungry! Sponsored by the Babylon Green Party.

November 29th at 6:30 p.m. at the Sky Room of the Cinema Arts Centre, Huntington. Green Drinks Long Island and The Sierra Club Present: An Organic Wine Tasting Fundraiser at the Cinema Arts Centre. $25 fee includes an extensive organic wine offering, Whole Foods buffet and live jazz. RSVP to davidpsibek@yahoo.com

Sat, Dec 15, 4pm - 6pm. Green Drinks. Footprint Gallery, 51 Gibson Avenue , Huntington. Sponsored by canvas Magazine and Footprint Gallery Present Nature and Wildlife Photographers of Long Island (NWPLI) “Showcasing Long Island’s Natural Beauty” Long Island Holiday Gathering Refreshments provided by Whole Foods Market. Cost: Free

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