Earth Day Speaker Series on Climate Change

Celebrate Earth Day all month with a free series of virtual talks about climate change presented by the Sacramento chapter of The Climate Reality Project, the Sacramento-Roseville chapter of Citizens' Climate Lobby, and 350 Sacramento. Throughout April we'll offer free talks on different aspects of climate change, including what it will take to tackle the challenge, efforts to end fossil fuel extraction in California, how you can fight climate change and save thousands of dollars with energy upgrades, and understanding climate myths vs. reality. Sign up for one or all of the events!

Celebrate Earth Day every Thursday in April! All presentations will be on Zoom and begin at 7pm.

April 6: What Will It Take to Tackle Climate Change? - This interactive presentation will use the En-ROADS climate solutions simulator, developed by MIT Sloan and Climate Interactive, to show how various climate solutions, such as a carbon price, electrification, or planting trees, will affect outcomes. Find out which actions are the most effective in addressing climate change and discover how you can be a good steward of our planet.

April 13: Ending Fossil Fuel Extraction in California - Find out about current efforts to encourage Governor Newsom to end permits for new fossil fuel extraction and protect the state’s buffer law. Attendees will also learn about local efforts to end fossil fuel extraction and how they can get involved.

April 20: How to Save Up to $30k with Energy Upgrades - You can fight climate change and reduce your carbon footprint by replacing old appliances with energy-efficient ones, weatherizing your home, buying an EV, or putting solar on your home. In this presentation, you'll learn about rebates and tax incentives worth up to $30k over the next 10 years when you go electric.

April 27: Climate Myths vs. Reality - With so much misinformation being spread every day about climate change, it can be hard to know what to believe. This talk will look at some of the common myths and misconceptions and help you learn how and where to find reliable information about global warming.