Dave Tannozzini points out CO2 emissions sources |
David Tannozzini, Electrical
Engineer for the City of Newton
David Tannozzini, the City of Newton’s Electrical Engineer, s an invaluable environmental leader for the entire community.
His contribution to the Energy Commission and the Sunergy Committee are unmatched in City Hall, and for this he deserves
recognition. He has spearheaded countless energy projects in the City,and most recently the retrofit of Newton South
High School. NSHS renovations will be completed this fall, including a 60kw photovoltaic installation and other green
building features to serve as an educational center for energy alternatives and conservation. David also helped out with
GDC’s initial baseline in 1990, and is on record as a consultant for these issues in the 1980’s.
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Maeve Ward and Ellie Goldberg are congratulated by Mayor Cohen |
GreenCAP, Committee for
Alternatives to Pesticides, Co-Chairs Ellie Goldberg & Maeve Ward
Partial list of accomplishments:
- 1994-95 Notified all MBTA abutters of pesticide application to Green Line and rallied opposition of community, aldermen,
mayor and state representative and senators
- TURI Toxics Use Reduction Grant awarded
- Key players to Newton becoming the first city to adopt by executive order a citywide Integrated Pest Management
Policy
- Mayor Concannon proclaimed March as Newton’s first Annual Alternative to Pesticides Month March 1998
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