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Photo by Mickie Winters, for Louisville Magazine

Maddox Miller just finished her second year at Colgate University, double majoring in physics and environmental biology.  She will be transferring to an engineering school to earn a PhD in environmental engineering.  Her love for the planet was cultivated from a young age by her grandmother, who taught her the importance of caring for wildlife, expanding tree canopies and tending a garden of native wildflowers. Today, she runs in area parks, attends community events with friends and reminisces about her research trips to Alaska!  Maddox is excited to be interning at LCAN this summer, especially assisting with energy audits.

Emmeline Meldrum is an incoming freshman at the University of Michigan, where she will study Environmental Engineering.  She enjoys knitting, spending time outdoors and playing the guitar.  She became passionate about the environment in middle school, and her concern grew as she saw the pollution on the Ohio River, where she rowed with her crew team. Emi and Maddox (next) are assisting LCAN with environmental audits and many other projects intended to introduce them to the engineering profession. 

B4UBuy: Insulating Your Home or Small Business

Has the cost of heating put a big hole in your budget? Insulating your home permanently lowers your utility bills. Check out our class covering tips for insulating your attic well and cost effectively; suitable for small businesses too.

Join LCAN at the Highland-Shelby Park Library at 1:00PM Saturday, February 8th for a free, B4UBuy presentation by engineer and LCAN Executive Director Sarah Lynn Cunningham covering tips for replacing your heating system.

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  1. If you buy a cut tree, skip the shiny "icicles" so it can be mulched and composted after the holidays

  2. If you decorate with lights, choose LEDs and turn them off before you go to bed.

  3. Plan meals using more local ingredients

  4. Wrap gifts with plain paper neither shiny nor plasticized, so it can be recycled.  Better, wrap in reusable fabric, such as a bandana, towel, etc.

  5. If you receive a gift that replaces a current possession, ensure that someone else can use it

  6. Have folks on your list who don't need more stuff?  Donate to LCAN and your favorite local environmental groups in their honor!

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Voting in Election

Think of all the problems we could solve if the majority of our elected officials served public interests, instead of special interests. 

 

Please study your options and get to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 7th.  Find your polling place here.  OR vote early, this week on November 2nd-4th -- no excuse required -- from 8am until 6pm, at these locations:

The Arterburn
(old St Matthews
Community Center)
310 Ten Pin Lane 40207

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The Jeffersonian
10617 Taylorsville Rd. 40299

 

Ky. Ctr for African American Heritage
1701 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd.
40203

 

Lyndon Elks Lodge #2052
904 Ormsby Lane 40242

 

Sun Valley Community Center
6505 Bethany Lane 40272

Mary Queen of Peace Gym
4005 Dixie Highway 40216

 

Triple Crown Pavilion
1780 Plantside Dr. 40299

 

Ky. Expo Center East Hall A&B
937 Phillips Lane 40209

 

Old Forester's Paristown Hall
724 Brent St. 40204

 

Bowman Field- Admin Bldg.
2815 Taylorsville Rd. 40205

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05 March 2026 by

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