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Information from Past Meetings and Conferences

MINI-CONFERENCE - Weaving Water Quality and Energy Concepts into your Community's Vision - April 2007

  Presentation Presenter
  A Visual Tour of Differing Land Use Patterns: An Interactive Discussion of the Impacts of Land Use Decisions on Energy Use and Water Quality - powerpoint Melinda Barlow, ECWRPC and Catherine Neiswender, UW Extension - Winnebago County
  An Evolving Planning and Design Approach to Edge Residential Development -  powerpoint Mark Slavney, Principal Vandewalle and Associates
  Putting it into Practice: An Interactive Dialogue Concerning the Practical Application of Energy and Water Conservation Principles - powerpoint Leon Church, President, Sweetwood Builders

MINI-CONFERENCE - Planning For a More Self Reliant Energy Future - January 2007

  Presentation Presenter
  Ecological Footprint: Tracing the Steps of American Energy Consumption -powerpoint Eric Olson, Center for Land Use Education
    Ecological Footprint- pdf  
  Dealing with Conflicts over Renewable Energy Siting - powerpoint Mick Sagrillo, Focus on Energy Renewable Energy Program
  Transportation Design, Mass Transit and Energy - powerpoint Chuck Kamp, City of Madison Metro Transit
  Sustainable Energy, Community Style - powerpoint Ingrid Kelley, Energy Center of Wisconsin
    Energy Sustainability References - pdf  
    Tapping the New APA Energy Policy Guide to Make Wisconsin's Smart Growth Law Even Smarter - pdf  

MINI-CONFERENCE - Energy Options For Local Communities - July 2006

  Presentation Presenter
  State of the State for Energy - powerpoint Susan Stratton, Energy Center of Wisconsin
  Resources for Community Energy Planning  
  Regional Planning and Energy Management Eric Fowle, ECWRPC
     
  Links from Discussions  
  Shawano County Wind Energy Ordinance Tim Reed, Shawano County Planning & Development Dept.
  A New Biopower Option for Small-Scale Heat and Power Susan LeVan-Green, USDA Forest Service Forest Products Lab
  Fuel Value Calculator (wheel plus Technline)  
  Basic Wood Energy Information  
 

Fuel to Burn:  Economics of Converting Forest Thinnings to Energy Using BioMax in Southern Oregon

  
  Thermal Energy, Electricity, and Transportation Fuels from Wood  
  Fuels for Schools Program  
 

Wood Fueled Boiler Financial Feasibility User’s Manual

  
 

2007 National Woody Biomass Utilization Grant Program

  
  TMU 2005 Accomplishment Report  
  Small-Diameter Success Stories II  
  Building Better Rural Places  

MINI-CONFERENCE - Confronting the Invasive Species Challenge - April 2006

MINI-CONFERENCE - Improve Your Planning Using Today's Technology - January 2006

MINI-CONFERENCE - The Misconceptions of Comprehensive Planning - October 2005
 
  Presentation Presenter
  Planning Is...Planning Is Not: Myths Associated with Wisconsin's Smart Growth Law Laura Arbuckle, Wisconsin Dept. of Administration
  Property Rights: What Can You Do? What Should You Do! Mike Koles, Waupaca County UWEX
  Dispelling the Myths: The Application and Use of Visioning Dr. Susan A. Thering, UW-Madison
  Whose Plan Is It Anyway? A Case Study in Evaluating Public Participation and Intergovernmental Coordination During the Planning Process Shannon Haydin, Sheboygan County
  Regional Comprehensive Plan Updates Eric W. Fowle, ECWRPC

MINI-CONFERENCE - How Will Aging and Diversity Impact Your Community - April 2005

  Presentation Presenter
  Regional Comprehensive Smart Growth Plan Update Elizabeth Runge, ECWRPC
  Changing Demographics of the Region Dr. Kazimierz J. Zaniewski, UW - Oshkosh
  Future Needs for an Aging and Diverse Population Frank Schersing, Bay Area Agency on Aging, Inc.
  Hispanic/Latino Customs/Cultures/Issues Carol Simmons, United Migrant Opportunity Services
  Hmong Population - Aging & Diversity Impacting Housing, Healthcare & Transportation Dr. Pao Lor, Neenah High School
 

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