In this year-long speaker series, climate justice provides a unifying framework with a variety of disciplines, topics, sectors, and regions represented. Each speaker will grapple with the questions: How do you engage a justice framing in your work? AND How can we all better address climate justice in research, policy and outreach -- on campus and beyond.
PSR Colorado (Physicians for Social Responsibility) and the Colorado Renewable Energy Society (CRES), invite you to join us for an expert critique of Xcel's new Clean Heat Plan proposal and a discussion on how we can push for a better plan together.
Come learn how Xcel's proposal will affect Coloradans' health, safety, finances and future climate, whether it's your utility or not.
Water is one of our most precious resources with incomparable destructive forces, whether they be droughts or floods. Understanding what water will do in this changing climate allows for protection of human life and property; but how can we know what water will do tomorrow if the data from the past can no longer help us? To address this, there has been an evolution of hydrologic models that allow scientists all over the world to more accurately predict water’s unpredictable behavior.
In their NCAR Explorer Series Lecture, NCAR scientists Dave Gochis and David Yates will describe how advancing hydrological models can help us quench the thirst for knowledge on water’s behavior.
Join 350 Colorado for the first in a series of educational webinars about the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) as we unpack this major piece of legislation in a way that is easy to understand. Learn more about the IRA as a whole and how you and your community can take advantage of this federal funding.
The Global Peace Collective works against U.S. imperialism and wars for hegemony around the world. We are active for justice, human rights and self-determination for all people. Every other Wednesday.
The City of Longmont has successfully transitioned the turf management in two of its premier parks to organic practices, setting a remarkable example of sustainable land management.
Ben Gratton, Longmont’s Park Supervisor, has led the effort and will generously share his depth of experience during this webinar on Thursday, November 9th from 12-1:30 pm. This webinar is tailored for municipal staff, leaders, and land management professionals interested in learning more about Longmont’s turf management process.
Learn what the City of Longmont’s Sustainability Program is working on. Attend a virtual Sustainability Coalition meeting for the latest updates on our progress. Each meeting starts with a guest presentation from a local sustainability expert. After that, you’ll have a chance to share ideas, provide feedback, and network with other community members.
Organizing for an inclusive movement and the future we want takes dedication, and ensuring everyone is supported and freely able to participate as themselves is critical for a strong climate movement - join us in learning!
Stand with us on the corner of Broadway and Canyon in Boulder, as we call for an end to U.S. wars. Weekly.
This interactive workshop is facilitated by a team of Native and non-Native presenters. It is appropriate for high school students and adults. Participants experience the story of the colonization of Turtle Island (the United States) through the voices of Indigenous leaders, Euro-American leaders, and Western historians. We share reflections through writing exercises and small and large group discussions.
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