Gratitude to the People & Communities We Serve Sustainable Woodstock’s focus on community resilience in response to global climate change is catalyzed by the pressing need to ensure that residents of Woodstock, the surrounding towns and the Upper Valley region are able to find sustenance, health and safety—the necessities that individuals and communities need to …
Bicycles are on the rise. Worldwide, bicycles already outnumber cars by 2 to 1 and are the most common form of transportation. The number of people who drive bicycles in Asia, alone, is twice as large as the number of all people who drive cars worldwide. During rush hour in many Asian cities there are …
In the mid-1970s, one of the transformative books read by millions worldwide was Frances Moore Lappé’s Diet for a Small Planet. On Earth Day 2021—marking the 50th anniversary of this seminal book—Sustainable Woodstock and Pentangle Arts hosted Ms. Lappé for a live, virtually-broadcast talk during which she said she was originally inspired to write her …
So far this hurricane season there have been nine named tropical storms to hit the US. Four of them strengthened into hurricanes, and two reached major hurricane intensity (category 3 or higher). Most recently Hurricane Ian, one of the most powerful storms to ever hit the United States, struck the Florida coast and caused mass devastation. …
