Webinar Recording: Lessons from Beacon: How One Community Organized to Decarbonize Their Buildings

The City of Beacon has been at the forefront of local climate action. Earlier this year, Beacon passed a local version of New York’s Electric Buildings Act, which effectively bans gas hook ups in new construction and major renovations, after a successful organizing campaign from a local grassroots group, Beacon Climate Action Now (BCAN).

Listen back to our Morning Coffee webinar to learn how community organizing can inspire local governments to take action, with examples from one forward-looking municipality in the Hudson Valley. BCAN members will share their story with tips on how to organize and how to leverage local legislation to move New York forward. We’ll also hear how one commercial building owner decided to take steps to decarbonize his studio building across the river in Newburgh.

Our monthly Morning Coffee webinar series highlights experts in the field to inform and inspire our regional climate community.

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