CTN highlights include How To Series, OSI Power Hour, Show Your Love and more

The following are a few of the recent highlights from the CTN program schedule.

Green Room, Doug Reith, Resource Coordinator at the Washtenaw County Conservation District, discusses programs which support the planting of native trees and plants, in order to protect our county’s natural resources. WATCH

CTN’s How To Series – How to submit a show for playback on CTN’s Public Access Channel WATCH

February 17, 2021 Newport Creek Study coffee hour – Second of three coffee hours the City of Ann Arbor is hosting for information sharing and gathering as part of the Newport Creek Area Drainage Study. For more information on the project, please visit HERE

16, 2021 Newport Creek Study coffee hour – First of three coffee hours the City of Ann Arbor is hosting for information sharing and gathering as part of the Newport Creek Area Drainage Study, For more information on the project, please visit HERE. WATCH

OSI Power Hour of 2/11/2021 – Power Hour, Office of Sustainability and Innovations, Feb 2021. A town hall presentation on Renewable Energy, Electrification and Energy Efficiency. We discuss what we need to do to get our homes off fossil fuels and to carbon neutrality. We introduce the Solarize group-buy program, examine health impacts of burning gas in our homes, and talk about what it means to “electrify everything.” WATCH

FYI – he University of Michigan’s Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs (MESA) share how they are celebrating Black History Month on campus and virtually, and watch the 2019 Ice Carving Festival, where students from all over Michigan compete! WATCH
FYI – CEO, Yashar Niknafs & Ani Shirvanian, Clinical Operations Manager for LYNX DX, tell us the best and safest way to receive drive thru COVID tests in our area and get some home décor ideas from Motawi Tileworks. WATCH
NEW: Show Your Love A2 – Ray’s Red Hots WATCH

Virtual A2Zero Commercial and Multifamily Benchmarking Open House – Come learn about the proposed commercial and multifamily benchmarking and transparency policy. Benchmarking is an easy way for buildings to measure and manage their energy and water use. It creates information that will enable better decision-making around building energy use. The ordinance will help improve the energy efficiency of large buildings across Ann Arbor. Public comment on the proposed Commercial and Multifamily Benchmarking and Transparency policy is active until March 5, 2021. Learn more HERE WATCH