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This list would 1) connect geographically dispersed Friends of Hudson members--citizens, farmers, medical practitioners, scientists and planners-- working for economic and community sustainability to share ideas and information about the use of information and communication technology, mapping software and planning methodologies to strengthen social activism and organizing for sustainability, 2) to explore and research applicable technologies and methodologies and 3) to pilot and evaluate such technologies in our communities and 4) to share results electronically. Topics for discussion will include those related to human health and the natural environment, ecology, renewable energy, sustainability, strengthening a regional economy by building local food systems that incorporate sustainable technologies.
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