[Solidarity] Climate Solutions and You

350 Mass MetroNorth node and the Winchester Unitarian Society invite you to "Climate Solutions and You." This series is free to all.

At this interactive six-part series over zoom, you will learn more about:

• the climate challenge
• the range of solutions which, if taken together, would reverse the growth of greenhouse gases
• high-leverage actions of local citizens and practical ways we all can help

When: Sundays from February 20 to March 20, 4pm-5:30pm

Sunday, March 27, 2pm-3:30pm

Where: Zoom - https://uuma.zoom.us/j/92947003027?pwd=RWRsMTRuaFZ2dFJQRGw4Skc4WmVsdz09

Sign up: For more information about the series and to register for sessions, visit here.

Each session begins with one of the six short videos in “Climate Solutions 101,” narrated by Jonathan Foley, Project Drawdown’s executive director. The video will be followed by discussion in breakout rooms, then a talk by a local climate expert or activist who will finish by answering participants’ questions.

We encourage you to attend all six sessions, but you can choose to attend the units with speakers who interest you the most.

The speaker at the first session, Feb 20, is Mark Sandeen. Mark is a Lexington Select Board member, and former chair of the Sustainable Lexington Committee which won Massachusetts’ Leading by Example award. Mark was also chair of Lexington’s Community Choice task force and co-chair of Lexington’s Getting to Net Zero Emissions task force. Mark led Lexington’s effort to adopt a sustainable building policy, enabling Lexington’s two newest schools to be among the first net zero energy schools in the state. Mark is a co-founder of MassSolar, a non-profit organization working to ensure fair and equitable access to solar power for everyone in the Commonwealth. Mark is also co-founder of Lexington’s Interfaith Garden and the author of the “All Things Sustainable” column in the Colonial Times Magazine.