When the BioMass Hits the Wind Turbine
Society & Culture
In 2005, Mary Ann Flournoy inherited a great deal of money. Her first reaction was to worry about how this sudden wealth might change her life for the worse - and nearly declined the bequest. But her friends convinced her that she could do much good in the community with the money, and the Sugar Bush Foundation was born.
Annie and Jay Warmke are joined by Hylie Voss (Mary Ann's daughter) who is President of the Sugar Bush Foundation for a discussion of how this charitable organization came about and some of the projects they have funded.
100 - Working within the System to Change the System
099 - Die Like Your Life Depended on it
098 - Investing Sustainably
097 - Resilient Community Development
096 - Does the Gig Economy work for you?
095 - Green New Deal
094- Resiliency in Isolation
093 - Internet of Things
092 - Thanks for Nothing
091 - Local Electric Choice
090 - Energy Susidies
089 - Agroforestry
088 - Solar Pollution
087 - Living Sustainably in a French Village
086 - Sustainable Cities
085 - When Energy is Free
084 - Simply Living
083 - Holistic Medicine
082 - Fuel Cells
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