[Past event] Temple Israel Tu B’Shevat kiddush to feature environmental talk of Tina Lieberman
Temple Israel’s Tu B’Shevat kiddush will feature a discussion on nanoplastics and PFAS pollution by Zero Waste Capital District chair.
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Some of the seven species to be offered at the kiddish.
Editor’s note: This event has already taken place.
ALBANY–The greening committee at Temple Israel will host a Tu B’Shevat kiddush on Saturday, Feb. 8., following services (about noon) at the synagogue, 600 New Scotland Ave., Albany.
Tina Lieberman, board chairwoman of Zero Waste Capital District, will discuss the current dangers of nanoplastics and PFAS chemicals during the kiddush. Focus will be on how congregations can reduce waste. The free program is open to the community.
The New Year for Trees kiddush will also feature the seven seven species of Israel that the congregation will be serving.
Sponsors at $36 each for the seven species are sought. Information and details may be obtained by e-mailing karendavda@gmail.com.
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[Past event] Temple Israel Tu B’Shevat kiddush to feature environmental talk of Tina Lieberman
Temple Israel’s Tu B’Shevat kiddush will feature a discussion on nanoplastics and PFAS pollution by Zero Waste Capital District chair.
The Jewish World Team
1
mins read time
Published by
The Jewish World

Some of the seven species to be offered at the kiddish.
Editor’s note: This event has already taken place.
ALBANY–The greening committee at Temple Israel will host a Tu B’Shevat kiddush on Saturday, Feb. 8., following services (about noon) at the synagogue, 600 New Scotland Ave., Albany.
Tina Lieberman, board chairwoman of Zero Waste Capital District, will discuss the current dangers of nanoplastics and PFAS chemicals during the kiddush. Focus will be on how congregations can reduce waste. The free program is open to the community.
The New Year for Trees kiddush will also feature the seven seven species of Israel that the congregation will be serving.
Sponsors at $36 each for the seven species are sought. Information and details may be obtained by e-mailing karendavda@gmail.com.
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[Past event] Temple Israel Tu B’Shevat kiddush to feature environmental talk of Tina Lieberman
Temple Israel’s Tu B’Shevat kiddush will feature a discussion on nanoplastics and PFAS pollution by Zero Waste Capital District chair.
The Jewish World Team
1
mins read time
Published by
The Jewish World

Some of the seven species to be offered at the kiddish.
Editor’s note: This event has already taken place.
ALBANY–The greening committee at Temple Israel will host a Tu B’Shevat kiddush on Saturday, Feb. 8., following services (about noon) at the synagogue, 600 New Scotland Ave., Albany.
Tina Lieberman, board chairwoman of Zero Waste Capital District, will discuss the current dangers of nanoplastics and PFAS chemicals during the kiddush. Focus will be on how congregations can reduce waste. The free program is open to the community.
The New Year for Trees kiddush will also feature the seven seven species of Israel that the congregation will be serving.
Sponsors at $36 each for the seven species are sought. Information and details may be obtained by e-mailing karendavda@gmail.com.
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[Past event] Temple Israel Tu B’Shevat kiddush to feature environmental talk of Tina Lieberman
Temple Israel’s Tu B’Shevat kiddush will feature a discussion on nanoplastics and PFAS pollution by Zero Waste Capital District chair.
The Jewish World Team
1
mins read time
Published by
The Jewish World

Some of the seven species to be offered at the kiddish.
Editor’s note: This event has already taken place.
ALBANY–The greening committee at Temple Israel will host a Tu B’Shevat kiddush on Saturday, Feb. 8., following services (about noon) at the synagogue, 600 New Scotland Ave., Albany.
Tina Lieberman, board chairwoman of Zero Waste Capital District, will discuss the current dangers of nanoplastics and PFAS chemicals during the kiddush. Focus will be on how congregations can reduce waste. The free program is open to the community.
The New Year for Trees kiddush will also feature the seven seven species of Israel that the congregation will be serving.
Sponsors at $36 each for the seven species are sought. Information and details may be obtained by e-mailing karendavda@gmail.com.
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