Tag: Citizens Climate Education

By Christine "Chris" Kramer “A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never ...

By Alexandra “Sandy” Exelby Government and nongovernment policies are attacking the complex problems of climate change. The Inflation Reduction Act includes ...

By Patti Maw Featured image: Courtesy of Brett Sayles ’Tis the “spooky season” and the time we honor our ancestors, ...

Guest opinion by Tony Hays After months of congressional wrangling, the Inflation Reduction Act is now law. Provisions within this ...

By Karl Reitz Featured photo: Courtesy of Jan Antonin Kolar/Unsplash Fossil fuels have transformed the lives of humans since the ...

By Larry Kramer Featured image: The Climate-Ready Fisheries Act will require a report to be prepared about efforts to adapt ...

By Julianne E. Steers Featured photo: Courtesy of Julianne E. Steers Submerge beneath the sea, look up, and you may ...

Guest opinion by Julianne Steers Featured image: Courtesy of Julianne Steers The sun is out, and quality surf continues. There ...

Guest opinion by Joanna Clark and Judith Anderson Featured photo: Courtesy of the South Orange County Chapter of Citizen’s Climate ...

By Karl Reitz I first became aware of the threat posed by greenhouse gases in the 1980s, when I taught ...

By Judith Anderson My experiential learning began on Dec. 1, with the simple goal of not buying any single-use plastic ...

Guest opinion by Christine Kramer With Christmas just about a day away, I’ve compiled a list of books as some ...

By Christine Kramer The books listed here are suggestions for young people, because they build an awareness of our planet ...

By Christine Kramer Haven’t heard of regenerative agriculture? Let me walk you through my awareness of this important effort to ...

By Julianne E. Steers Tiered with a canopy and several layers below are kelp forests. Located in temperate waters around ...