Think Globally, Act Locally: An Evening with Mychal Johnson Thursday April 6 at 6:00 pm at the Eastham Library Mychal Johnson, a community-based advocate for social, environmental, and economic justice and longtime Eastham homeowner, will talk about his experience as an attendee of the 2022 UN Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Egypt and how global...
April 20th, 1pm - 3pm. This meeting will be held via Zoom. If you are interested in being a guest at our monthly meetings, please email us at fcen@capecodclimate.org.
Thursday, April 20, 6 pm at the Eastham Library: Climate Change: Causes, Impacts, Implications for Cape Cod, and What We Can Do with Jud Stailey, Climatologist/former acting NOAA Chief Scientist for OFCM. Come to listen, learn and participate in a sciences-based discussion (in layman’s terms!) on what is causing climate change, how it impacts our local weather, and...
April 27, Thursday, from 10:00am - 12:00pm Barnstable Land Trust and the Pogorelc Sanctuary, W. Barnstable Theme: Earth Day & Poetry/Words in the Wild If you would like to be our guest, please complete this online registration form or email starkey.susan@gmail.com Winter & Early Spring: “This is a time to practice deep listening, which acknowledges...
May 18th, 1pm - 3pm. This meeting will be held via Zoom. If you are interested in being a guest at our monthly meetings, please email us at fcen@capecodclimate.org.
Composting for the Future Thursday, May 18 @ 6:00 pm at the Eastham Library Learn all about the science of composting and how you can do it at home with Lor Holmes, a local Environmental Justice expert and manager at CERO Cooperative, an award-winning commercial composting company based out of Dorchester, MA.
May 25, Thursday, from 10:00 am- 12:00 pm Sylvan Gardens & St Christopher’s Episcopal Church, Chatham Theme: World Water Day If you would like to be our guest, please complete this online registration form or email starkey.susan@gmail.com Winter & Early Spring: “This is a time to practice deep listening, which acknowledges the wisdom in others...
Woodwell Climate scientists to speak at Twenty Summers in Provincetown Fire has emerged as one of the most visible and devastating impacts of climate change. Fire intensity and area burned are increasing around the globe, in many cases earlier and faster than previously expected. Human activities are to blame—deforestation, land management, and not least, fossil...
Join the Cape Cod Climate Change Collaborative, Recharge Massachusetts, Cape Cod Commission, and the Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority for an Electric Vehicle Expo! Take an EV out for a spin, get hands-on experience with charging, and get a feel for how EVs can fit into your life! Chat with EV owners and visit with...
