On the last day for public comments to DEC, opponents of the Greenidge cryptomining currency power project in the Seneca Area held a press conference turned in over 5,000 comments urging the state to deny the Title V Air permit for the plant, largely due to its large climate impact and air emissions. We hear from Liz Moran of Earth Justice, Assembly member Pat Fahey, Conor Bambrick of Environmental Advocates, Rus Haven of NYPIRG, and Eric Weltman of Food and Water Watch. By Mark Dunlea from WOOC. And in the latest Hudson Valley Word of Mouth segment, Julia Joern travels to the southwestern part of Greene County to visit with Alex Rodriguez, founder of Lexington Arts + Science. Located in the heart of the small town of Lexington (population hovers around 800), and situated right on the Schoharie Creek, Lexington Arts + Science is a physical place, a growing community, and a state of mind. Spanning over 30 acres and home to a collection of a number of large scale buildings that are now slowly being preserved and organically 're-activated' — including a barn-turned-theater, a historic riverfront historic hotel, an old farmhouse, and other structures — this creative revitalization project is also inspired by the 'Strong Towns' movement.

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