Kent Environmental Council

Part 4 of our “Environmental Reads” Series! We post every Wednesday (turn on your notifications!! 🔔) a new list of book recommendations that our members share 🌳✨

Today it’s Bill Wilen turn to share his recommendations! 📚

Have you read any of these books? 📗 Add this amazing recommendations to your TBR list! Make sure you check them out at kentfreelibrary 🌱✨

Make sure to comment below any recommendations you have or your ratings on these books!

Welcome to Part 3 of our “Environmental Reads” Series! We post every Wednesday (turn on your notifications!! 🔔) a new list of book recommendations that our members share 🌳✨

Today we got A LOT of recommendations for you! This week is KEC’s president Todd Cartner turn to share his recommendations 📗 (and YES, he’s got a lot of great suggestions so keep swiping for more 🙂‍↕️)

If you happen to be a kentstatesustainability student we are SURE you have read some of these books! Share your ratings and comments down below 🌱✨

For those who haven’t already read them then check them out at kentfreelibrary (YEP, for FREE with your library card! Don’t you love free knowledge?) 📚☀️📖

We just hit our first 1000 followers on Facebook! That’s a huge reason to celebrate 🥳 the KEC is growing!!! Thanks to everyone that follow us and have helped spreading the word by sharing about our events with family and friends that are also interested in making Kent a more sustainable city! 🌳

Our June SEEK poster is HERE!!! 🐛 this month we are hosting a special screening of “The Extraordinary Caterpillar” at the kentfreelibrary on June 18th at 6:30 pm

Surprise: there will be a giveaway! So make sure you join us to get a chance to win! 🐛🦋

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Part 2 of our “Environmental Reads” Series! We post every Wednesday (turn on your notifications!! 🔔) a new list of book recommendations that our members share 🌳✨

Today it’s Patty Koch and Lorraine McCarty turn to share their recommendations 📚

Have you read any of these books before? Which one are you picking up next? (Bonus points: check them out at kentfreelibrary!) 🌱✨📚

Make sure to comment below any recommendations you have or your ratings on these books!

A Singapore-based cryptocurrency company wants to build a hyperscale datacenter in Shalersville between Rte 44 and the Cuyahoga River (just north of the I-80 Turnpike).

Our friends at https://www.facebook.com/groups/portageresponsibledevelopment/ are planning a response.

See https://www.portageresists.org/home/shalersville-data-center on how to get involved.

Thank you to everyone that came to the Edith Chase Symposium and poetry readings! We love that you stopped at our table! 🌳✨

The event was SUCH a success! We can wait to see you in our next event 🌱