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Mark Falcone is attending Chris Wolf's event
Composting is HOT, baby! at Ginger Kennell and Mark Falcone's farm
June 4, 2011 from 2pm to 4pm
This fun outdoor workshop will have you sweating in the sun while learning how to entice microbes and worms to break down your kitchen scraps and yard scraps into rich compost. Learn the elements necessary for several different methods of successful, fast, and stink-free composing. Then participate in a hands-on building of a real-live hot compost pile with a bunch of enthusiastic friends. Wear clothes for gettin' dirty! Taught by: Chris Wolf, certified permaculture designer. Hosted by…See More
Mark Falcone joined Laura J Sellens's group
Personal Finance Workgroup
We agree that people and households that are financially secure are more resilient, and our community will be more resilient if its members are more financially secure.
Mark Falcone is attending David MacLeod's event
Critical Vote on Coal Export Tonight! at County Council Chambers
March 15, 2011 all day
*THIS AGENDA ITEM CANCELLED. SEE COMMENTS BELOW* Peabody Coal wants to make Whatcom County home to a port exporting as much as 48 million tons of coal per year. That’s right – coal. What you likely haven’t heard, is that the Whatcom County Council will be voting on a resolution in favor of this project TONIGHT at their bi-weekly meeting. That’s because it was added as an agenda revision at 3:15pm yesterday and made public sometime after that. The Council is voting with virtually no…See More
Mark Falcone joined David MacLeod's group
Transition Whatcom "Work Group" Group
The initial hub for information sharing as we establish the Transition Whatcom Work Groups that will begin to develop at Day 2 of The Great Unleashing. All are welcome to join.See More
Mark Falcone's event was featuredDo-It-Yourself “Work Party” and Open House at North Laurel
June 26, 2010 from 10am to 2pm
Calling all Do-It-Youselfers! Learn to install an entry door!Instructor Mark Falcone brings his 25 years of carpentry experience to this one day experiential workshop for Do-It-Yourselfers. Mark will take you step by step through the process of installing an exterior door and teach you how to do it right the first time!This is the first workshop in an ongoing series designed to help you become a more confident and self-reliant home owner as you learn the skills to remodel, repair, or enhance…See More
Mark Falcone posted an eventDo-It-Yourself “Work Party” and Open House at North Laurel
June 26, 2010 from 10am to 2pm
Calling all Do-It-Youselfers! Learn to install an entry door!Instructor Mark Falcone brings his 25 years of carpentry experience to this one day experiential workshop for Do-It-Yourselfers. Mark will take you step by step through the process of installing an exterior door and teach you how to do it right the first time!This is the first workshop in an ongoing series designed to help you become a more confident and self-reliant home owner as you learn the skills to remodel, repair, or enhance…See More
Profile Information
- How are you currently involved in the Transition?
- I helped grow a big garden at my residence and have been messing around with blanching and freezing some of the veggies. I was part of a reality TV show called The Greenest House. 2 families try to reduce their carbon footprint more than the other family and win prizes and gain knowledge. It is aired Saturdays on TV 12.
- In what ways do you identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?
- My growing concern over climate change and resources that won't last at the rate they are being used up. Much can be accomplished by simply changing some habits that many have.
- Do you have particular interests, skills, talents or resources you would like to bring to Transition Whatcom?
- I have been a general contractor for many years and can build lots of stuff. My bigger interest is in retrofitting existing homes to be waaaaaay more energy efficient through some simple and inexpensive means and others that would be more expensive but worth it in the long run.
- In what neighborhood or part of the county do you reside?
- North Laurel area
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- I am already a member
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