Friday, December 7
7:00 – 9:00pm
50 Sharpless St, West Chester, PA 19383
“The Future of Energy,” about clean energy. Sponsored by West Chester University, Sierra Club, PennFuture, PennEnvironment, and Don’t Spray Me!
Expert panel, Q&A, activities for children, refreshments, tour of the LEED-certified Business and Public Management Center, community group displays. Last in the fall 20-189 environmental film series; film at 7 p.m., doors open at 6:30.
Park across Sharpless St. in the public parking garage or in metered spaces on Sharpless or Church St. (on-street parking should be free on this evening; check wording on the meter). More info from the film web site (and see trailer there):
A Film by Brett Mazurek, Missy Lahren, Maximilian DeArmon and Theo Badashi 64 Minutes Grades 7 – Adult The Future of Energy journeys across America to shine a light on the communities and individuals who are at the forefront of the clean energy revolution, taking practical steps to transition from fossil fuels to renewable power. Solar, wind and water could power the planet by the year 2050, according to experts in the film, substantially reducing carbon emissions. What’s needed is the social and political willpower to make the change on a large scale. Two model towns are highlighted for their exemplary steps towards clean energy: Greensburg, Kansas, and Lancaster, California.
Chester County Environment Alliance 
Wow! Such a great timing for this! Would you like to come by Beaumont Elementary School on December 6th, 7:00pm to promote this movie? There will be a public meeting with PECO, where residents are voicing against the removal of thousands of trees by this company. For more information on this issue, you can check #noyellowdots on google or click directly on the petition https://www.change.org/p/peco-peco-cannot-put-down-hundreds-of-trees/u/23675510
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