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Dutchess · Orange · Ulster · Columbia · Sullivan Coverage methodologyBoilerplate
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Hudson Valley Biogas convenes community leaders, municipalities, developers, and funders to design and pilot circular organics systems that turn food waste and biosolids into soil, energy, and resilience, aligning directly with the new food waste law and CLCPA targets so reporters can tell a timely, place-based climate story.
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Systems assessed
10 archetypes View the systems libraryFlagship reports
3 major briefs Download reportsPress contact
press@hudsonvalleybiogas.org Email the press teamDownloads
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Hudson Valley Biogas coordinates partner-powered circular organics pilots across the region, aligning communities, municipalities, and operations to deliver resilient feedstock and educational pathways locally.
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Hudson Valley Biogas is a circular systems initiative, not a vendor. We organize partner lanes, co-create pilot artifacts, and provide transparency so municipalities, feedstock aggregators, and operators can build grant-ready projects together. This approach keeps community trust high and makes every milestone measurable for journalists and source stories swiftly published.
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At Hudson Valley Biogas, we orchestrate circular organics pilots across the Hudson Valley by convening innovators, municipalities, funders, and operations teams around shared lanes, templates, and transparency rituals; we are not a vendor but a systems initiative that documents decisions publicly, tracks benefits in real time, and keeps community trust at the center of every deployment, so journalists can report on progress without waiting for polished marketing statements. We share the partner kit openly, publish pledge highlights, and surface the operating rituals that guide proposals, so editors can describe the initiative's pace and measurable impact as the region keeps moving.
Contact
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Primary email: press@hudsonvalleybiogas.org. For general inquiries, visit Contact Hudson Valley Biogas to reach the broader team.