People, Planet, Progress

The Climate Report for 6/18/24 covers how we tend to overwash our laundry, as well as how we can electrify our homes with new IRS incentives, and also how some Californians are turning lawns into neighborhood micro farms.

We end with another page from 365 days of personal action inspiration.
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The Climate Report for 6/4//24 starts off with some climate and news headlines, including how a climate scientist just took over Mexico, and how LA is taking climate action with plants and paint.

We end with another page from 365 days of personal action inspiration.
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The Climate Report for 5/21/24 starts off with some climate and energy news headlines on EVs and jet fuel, and also covers some surprising rankings of our food take out containers.

Then we feature an article excerpted from a new book that uncovers how indigenous cultures in North America made radical changes to their societies, based on a changing climate in the 1300’s and 1400’s. And they did it in ways that were more successful than their counterparts in Europe.

We end with another page from 365 days of personal action inspiration.

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The Climate Report for 5/7/24 starts off with some climate and energy news headlines, including the 70th birthday of solar panels, a return of a new local food CSA, and a new $650,000 grant won by our community.

Then we visit with Ian Thomas, our local Nevada County CivicSpark fellow, who works with the county govt on climate initiatives. He’ll give us updates and then announce this month’s county climate superstar.

We end with another page from 365 days of personal action inspiration.

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The Climate Report for 4/16/24 covers how a changing climate is changing what we grow and where it’s grown, as well as the impact of the new type of climate deniers: people who know the climate is being changed by humanity, but deny their personal action makes a difference.

We also dole out a Lump of Coal award, and a Ray of Sunshine award, to some recent news headlines.

We end with another page from 365 days of personal action inspiration.

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The Climate Report for 4/2/24 starts off with some news headlines, including how AI is exploding power demand beyond what utilities had predicted, and how EV car salesmen do their job in different partisan areas.

Then we visit with Ian Thomas, our local Nevada County CivicSpark fellow, who works with the county govt on climate initiatives. He’ll give us updates and then announce this month’s county climate superstar.

We end with another page from 365 days of personal action inspiration.
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The Climate Report for 3/5/24 starts off with some news headlines, including what jobs and careers are hiring to help address the climate crisis, and new funding to help CA tribes be resilient to climate change.

Then for Womens History Month we talk about the role women play in both climate science and climate solutions, as well as how thousands of years of women’s’ repression has helped create our global imbalance.

We end with another page from 365 days of personal action inspiration.
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The Climate Report for 3/5/24 starts off with another sit down with Ian Thomas, CivicSpark fellow working at the county government level.

Then we talk about last year’s burst of US oil production, largely due to politics, and we contrast that with last year’s reduction in renewable energy, largely due to weather.

We end with another page from 365 days of personal action inspiration.

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The Climate Report for 2/20/24 reviews 2023 in brief, as well as how to handle climate anxiety, and how to make a difference with small swaps in diet.

We end with a couple of items on personal action inspiration.

That’s todays Climate Report, on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month from 6:30-7pm following Alan Stahler’s “Soundings.”

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The Climate Report for 2/6/24 features an interview with Ian Thomas, the new CivicSpark fellow assigned to support the Nevada County govt on their local climate objectives.

We talk about where he’s been and what he’s up to, giving us insights into climate action at the county level.

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