On April 5, 2007 before a packed house at the Portsmouth Music Hall, Richard Trethewey, the mechanical system expert who appears on the Emmy-award winning PBS television series "This Old House," lead a lively interactive event on solutions to our multiple energy problems. A world traveler, Trethewey is a strong proponent of conservation and of improving the efficiency of how America heats its homes and businesses. Topics for discussion included climate change, dependence on politically unstable parts of the world for oil, and the compromising of American values that decrease national and economic security.

Sharing the stage with Trethewey were fellow panelists Dr. Tom Kelly, Director of UNH Office of Sustainability; Dr. Cameron Wake, Research Associate Professor at the UNH Climate Change Research Center and co-author of Climate Change in the U.S. Northeast; and Denise Blaha and Julia Dundorf, founders of the New Hampshire Carbon Challenge. The proceedings were emceed by Lamprey Brothers President Joanne Lamprey.

Lamprey Brothers proudly presents video from the event below. To see a video, click on the speaker image.
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	Joanne Lamprey President Lamprey Brothers Introductory Comments Running Time: 6:57			Dr. Cameron Wake Research Associate Professor UNH Climate Change Research Center Running Time: 16:08
	Richard Trethewey Mechanical System Expert/Host "This Old House" Heating Facts and Fundamentals Running Time: 10:52			Richard Trethewey Mechanical System Expert/Host "This Old House" Zone Heating & Cooling - New Technologies Running Time: 9:50
	Richard Trethewey Mechanical System Expert/Host "This Old House" Heating Efficiency Worldwide Trends & Changes Running Time: 8:55			Richard Trethewey Mechanical System Expert/Host "This Old House" Solar Technology/Closing Comments Running Time: 6:07
	Dr. Tom Kelly Director of UNH Office of Sustainability Achieving Sustainability Running Time: 4:04			Denise Blaha & Julia Dundorf Co-founders, New Hampshire Carbon Challenge Reducing Greenhouse Emissions Running Time: 8:09
	Joanne Lamprey & This Old Planet Panel Closing Statements & Appreciation Running Time: 0:51

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