The problem is big. We’re small.’
There’s not much we can do, right?’
WRONG!
On Sunday, November 8, join EcoAction Arlington for a conversation about the many ways that Arlingtonians can tackle climate change, whether by reducing our carbon footprints at home or working toward action on a larger scale.
On the agenda:
- Get up to speed on climate change evidence, impacts, and solutions. Andrea McGimsey from the Climate Reality Project will come talk to us about what climate change means for our daily lives and how we can solve these challenges.
- Meet local groups and activists who are working toward climate solutions. Learn about these groups’ initiatives to cut greenhouse gas emissions, protect our natural environment, and make our community more resilient to climate change. Find out how you can get involved.
- Ask questions and join the conversation. Expect plenty of time for discussion and Q&A throughout the afternoon.
- Connect with neighbors and enjoy refreshments courtesy of Relay Foods.
When:
Sunday, November 8, 2:00 to 4:30
(Doors will open at 1:30 for networking and refreshments)
Where:
Arlington Central Library Auditorium
1015 N Quincy St, Arlington, VA 22201
(Just a few blocks from the Virginia Square and Ballston metro stations)
Our Partners (as of 10/8/2015):
EcoAction Arlington‘ appreciates the partnership of the Arlington Initiative to Rethink Energy, the Audubon Naturalist Society, the Climate Reality Project, the Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions, GRID Alternatives, the Mount Vernon Group of the Virginia Chapter of the Sierra Club, the NoVA chapters of Citizens’ Climate Lobby, and Resilient Virginia.
There is still time to get involved! Please contact us if your group would be interested in participating.
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