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Envirofest, Milford, PA
Alternative energy, green building and local food were the focus of much community discussion at the Grey Towers Historical Site in Milford as the Black Bear Film Festival’s “Envirofest” took place on October 19. Free films were shown and a free low-emissions biodiesel bus transported festival-goers to and from town. Environmental organizations hosted informational booths and Sabrina Artel of Trailer Talk conducted interviews from her 1965 BeeLine trailer next to the ancestral home of Gifford Pinchot. Hear some of those conversations on Artel’s show on WJFF 90.5FM www.wjffradio.org, or download the podcast at www.sabrinaartel.com.
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| Sabrina Artel of Trailer Talk and Greg Swartz, executive director of the Northeast Organic Farming Association of New York, discuss the challenges and benefits of locally produced and organically grown food.
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| Students from The Homestead School and head of the school, Peter Comstock, upper left, respond to questions following the showing of the film, “Kilowatt Ours: A Plan to Re-energize America.”
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| Angela Fox, center, mother of Milanville, PA filmmaker Josh Fox, discusses her son’s gas drilling documentary-in-progress as members of Damascus Citizens for Sustainability, Pat Carullo, left, and Barbara Arrindell wait to answer questions following clips from “The Rage of Nature.”
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