Every couple of weeks we hold climate conversations at the library. These are informal, designed to help us get to know one another and find ways to talk about the climate crisis. There will be resources for guided discussion, including podcasts, articles, and books, as decided by each group. The goal is to help one another explore living in this remarkable period. Making connections about climate is a powerful way to build resilience. Free and open to all!
Held at the Camden Public Library, second and fourth Tuesdays, 4 to 5 pm.
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What’s the most important action you can take to reverse the trend of climate change?
Talk about it.
According to Yale Climate Connections, speaking about climate change is one of the most forceful ways to create cultural change: “Your choices matter and can ripple out into your community. Spreading the word about the actions you’re taking can lead to transformational change.”
Don’t know how to get started? Reading “How to Talk to Family and Friends about Environmental Issues” is a good place to start.