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Check out EarthJustice and Sierra Club’s comprehensive report on the environmental impacts of proof-of-work cryptocurrency mining. https://earthjustice.org/sites/default/files/files/2570_bitcoin_white_paper_04_nt.pdf

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Just around the corner – our September 28 webinar on Land Use and Renewables! Graham Savio will be one of our panelists and will cover the emerging potential of agrivoltaics (growing crops or livestock among solar arrays). Register at bit.ly/SEPT28forecast

Graham is the Agriculture & Horticulture Issue Leader at CCE Tompkins, where he oversees programs that support farm viability and farmland protection as well as the integration of ecosystem outcomes into farm management decisions. He holds master’s degrees in both Agricultural Development and Agricultural & Resource Economics from the University of California at Davis. With his wife, he farms 50 acres in the town of Willet, NY.

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Just one week from today! Join us for our webinar on a timely topic of Land /Use and Renewables. Be sure to register today at bit.ly/SEPT28forecast! We’re proud to welcome our colleague David Kay as one of our speakers. He’s working at the very heart of this critical issue:

David Kay is Department Extension Leader in Cornell’s Department of Global Development. Initially trained as an economist, David provides leadership for programming in the areas of energy, land use, community development and regional economics. His work involves research, outreach, and training efforts that attempt to build community-based decision making capacity. He has increasingly focused on the community and economic development implications of energy transitions (e.g. renewable electricity generation) and of climate change (eg. flood risk), and on the relationships between the “local” and the “global”. Drawing on his training as a mediator, David’s research and outreach efforts are particularly concerned with building informed decision making capacity in the context of community controversy. David has complemented his academic work with years of service on boards and committees of municipal, state, national and global not-for-profit and government organizations concerned with sustainability, conflict resolution, equity and municipal land use planning.

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