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September YEEC meeting moved

Our September Meeting has been changed from our usual 2nd Tuesday of the month, to Thursday September 17th at 7pm at the York Public Library for a presentation from RePower America who will be talking about the upcoming climate change bill working it’s way through congress.

This is a description of the group from their website:

What is Repower America?
Launched in 2008 in a pioneering speech by Al Gore that hit the reset button on America’s clean energy goals, Repower America was first introduced as a bold plan to “repower” our country with 100% clean electricity and revitalize our national energy infrastructure. At its core, Repower America stands for the importance of investing in energy efficiency; clean, renewable and diversified energy sources; a unified national smart energy grid that connects these renewable energy sources to every part of the country; and clean car technology.

The presentation promises to be interesting – so bring your questions and your ideas.

In other business, at our last meeting, the group voted to maintain our identity as the “The York Energy Efficiency Committee”.

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