Fun fact: saving money *and* the environment is (or...can be) bipartisan!  

Liz talks with Andrew Schuyler from Granite Outdoor Alliance about the outdoor economy (we see you, walkers), what New Hampshire companies are doing to make a difference (teamwork), and how even YOU (and Liz) can go sustainable.

Live event alert! Friday, February 20 at 8:00 p.m. at 3S Artspace in Portsmouth - NH Has Issues (aka Liz) will be on stage, chit chatting live!

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This episode pairs well with Clean Energy (is not scary) with Sam Evans-Brown

Links:

• Granite Outdoor Alliance
• Office of Outdoor Recreation (and the Workforce Toolkit)
• Andrew mentions a few local companies and sustainability-minded organizations on this episode, including: 
  • Tuckerman Brewing Company in Conway
  • Minus 33 
  • Travel & Nature Adventure Outfitters in Exeter
  • Burgeon Outdoor
  • AMC
  • LCV
• Deloitte C-Suite Sustainability Report
• Protect Our Winters Clean Energy Column
• The Lorax

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