Post-Carbon Sustainability Network (PoCSuN)

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Given our energy constrained future, it is our mission to inform and activate central Vermont citizens on the work of re-localization and sustainability.

Website: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PoCSuN/
Location: Central Vermont (Greater Montpelier)
Members: 6
Latest Activity: 1 day ago

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Comment by George Plumb on October 28, 2009 at 9:35am: Glad to join Carl. Missed you on the bike ride for climate action but know you had other commitments.

Comment by Beth Champagne on October 27, 2009 at 3:00pm: Hi, Carl! I miss the days when I regularly made it to the PoCSuN potluck meetings. The thought crossed my mind last week that I might attempt to schedule myself to listen over my computer to the Thursday morning Peak Oil Check-In at wgdr.org, since it's even available via dial-up internet. I miss keeping up with what you share on that program.
I do hear from Nancy Notterman via e-mail, and I know that the Hardwick folks plan a major meeting Nov. 15 as a follow-up to HEART and HATT's collaboration on Climate Action Day events in Hardwick last Saturday, Oct. 24. I would like to attend the Sunday 11/15 brainstorming session to develop an Energy Descent Action Plan (EDAP)!
She didn't give time and place; I ask her and pass on that information here.
All best,

Beth

Comment by Annie McCleary on October 27, 2009 at 11:32am: Hi Carl, Glad to see the Post Carbon Sustainability group on this website. The group is focused on root cellaring - educating why and how, and implementing root cellars in our communities. Transition Town Montpelier has produced a user friendly booklet, Root Cellaring in Vermont: Why and How to Do It, by Richard Czaplinski, as a part of Transition Re-skilling series. PocSun meets the third Wednesday of each month in the fall and winter, and is an open meeting. Best, Annie