Enfield Neighbors for Safe Air and Water

Enfield Neighbors for Safe Air and Water (ENSAW) connects and informs the Enfield community about issues affecting the safety and preservation of our local natural resources and environment. ENSAW members have successfully petitioned for and pursued a one-year moratorium and the current town ban in Enfield on hydrofracturing, a controversial method of gas drilling. Other important goals have included securing a commitment from the Town Board to conduct an aquifer study to better understand our water resources and completion of an updated Comprehensive Plan.

ENSAW members meet frequently to plan events and develop tools and resources to be used by our town officials as well as residents and community members.  ENSAW members work in many capacities to benefit the Town of Enfield. If you’re interested in being a part of a strong and committed organization of Enfield residents with a history of success in preserving our rural character and natural beauty, please visit our Contact page or email us at ensaw.info@gmail.com

 

Energy Navigator Volunteers

Energy Navigators help people reach their energy goals. Volunteers complete ten hands-on classes that cover a range of topics in energy efficiency, renewable energy and heating options, as well as incentives, programs and resources that are available to help support saving energy at home. Following the training, volunteers will help other community members reduce their energy use and energy bills, and enjoy safer and more comfortable homes.

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Are you interested in saving money by conserving energy?

How about helping others to save money by conserving energy?

In March 2018 Cornell Cooperative Extension will offer another round of “Energy Navigator” training.  They’re particularly interested in involving some people from Enfield.

Here’s the text from their page.  They are now in the process of finding out who is interested and what times people might be able to attend this free training.  Please spread the word!!!

Energy Navigator Volunteers

Energy Navigators help people reach their energy goals. Volunteers complete ten hands-on classes that cover a range of topics in energy efficiency, renewable energy and heating options, as well as incentives, programs and resources that are available to help support saving energy at home. Following the training, volunteers will help other community members reduce their energy use and energy bills, and enjoy safer and more comfortable homes.

Apply – Applications for the 2018 will open in winter. Complete this form if you would like to be contacted about the next training session. Find more information here or contact Karim Beers, Get Your GreenBack Tompkins coordinator, at kwb6@cornell.edu or (607) 272-2292.

For more information:

http://ccetompkins.org/energy/get-your-green-back-tompkins/energy-navigator-volunteers

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