"The key to full-spectrum sustainability is to get people talking across boundaries."
In April, City Paper ran a suite of articles about how Pittsburgh might become a green role model for other towns by creating citywide programs to conserve energy, move to renewables and reimagine how we handle transit, trash and sewage. If the federal government is shirking its duty to act on climate change, we figure, locals must lead.
Turns out there's a town not too far west already earning role-model status.
By Bill O'Driscoll
May 15, 2013
Green Light
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Audio & Video Archive
Video Archive Guest: Dennis Palumbo, mystery novelist / psychotherapist / Pittsburgh Native; book launch for Night Terrors tomorrow at 10am, Mystery Lovers Bookstore, Oakmont.
May 17, 2013
Lynn Cullen Live, Audio, Video
Audio & Video Archive
Video Archive Guest: Chris Potter; laughable at what the Repubs are making the Benghazi situation out to be; terrorist attacks vs. acts of terror; IRS Tea Party scandal; gov't becoming a bunch of shady advertising; one man's whistle blower is another man's leak; CP Golden Quill winners; Ft. Hood Sexual Response & Assault Prevention Sgt. being accused of sexual assault & battery; US spy caught in Russia; no good reason to cut sodium in your diet; mayoral election next Tuesday; Sam Hans-Greco actually goes door to door; poll has Peduto up by 7; Obit: Billie Sol Estes, Texas agricultural business man / scammer.
May 15, 2013
Lynn Cullen Live, Video, Audio
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My brothers and I learned important life lessons shoplifting porn when we were your son's age.
I have a mentally disabled cousin who has lived for more than 40 years in the same nursing home in a small, conservative town. He is now in his late 60s.
May 15, 2013
Savage Love
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