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Climate Local Now: Bailing Out with Buckets… Of Money

by Mark Haubner In the early stages of the great changes brought about by climate disruption, we are seeing the

Pictured Above: Southold Town’s yard waste composting is just the tip of the iceberg of the types of composting that

by Mark Haubner I worked with a guy in construction for a while whose motto was, ‘Just slap it up.’

by Mary Morgan Seven people sent me the January 1st New York Times article “How Central Ohio Got People to

Pictured Above: At the groundbreaking for the East Hampton Town Hall Pollinator Garden |. Richard Lewin photo for ChangeHampton. By

by Brianne Briggmann Imagine you’re looking to take a vacation. You open Airbnb and scroll through an expanse of homes,

by Mark Haubner The average life span of a regular house is over 100 years. Skyscrapers are built to have

Photos: There are many ways to compost — from a homemade cinder block enclosure to a rolling science-fiction inspired ball.

by Brianne Briggman “The greatest threat to our planet is the idea that somebody else will save it.” — Robert

by Mark Haubner If you want to annoy a sailor, call the deck a “floor” and the line a “rope”—and

by Mary Morgan & Brianne Briggman Dispatch from Brianne Briggman: One year ago, my 64-year-old father started experiencing severe neck