Join us for a talk by Stephen Tilly, designer of the innovative reuse of the Burnham Building in Irvington, which now houses the village Library and 22 units of Affordable Housing. A discussion of why the greenest building is one you don't have to build will follow. Light refreshments will be served.

"The recent catastrophe in the Gulf has only too vividly brought home to us all the environmental consequences of our dependence on petroleum. As we look ahead to the end of the Petroleum Era, we have to deal with our own daily carbon "spills", the greatest part of which comes from our buildings. This illustrated talk will review the impact of our buildings and suggest that designing new green structures may be less important than (figuratively) getting out the booms and skimmers to clean up our existing buildings." - Steve Tilly, Architect 

Location: The Irvington Village Public Library Meeting Room - across from the Irvington train Station.

Tickets: $25 Donation to FCWC to support our work on promoting a Sustainable Westchester. Please register by calling FCWC at (914) 422-4053, link to online registration will follow. www.FCWC.org 

Westchester for Change presents a screening of the HBO documentary, "GasLand" directed by Josh Fox. The film is a compelling look at hydrofracking and the detrimental effects it has had on communities across the country.

Assemblyman Bob Castelli will introduce the film.

Matt Wallach of Citizens' Campaign for the Environment will clarify technical issues and field questions.

Location: Harrison Library, 2 Bruce Avenue, Harrison, NY  10528.
RSVP: Westchester4Change@gmail.com or call Susan Van Dolsen at 914-921-3526.