Citizens’ Climate Education: How to Get Your Dividend
Dr. Karl Reitz authors this month’s Citizens’ Climate Education column, in which he discusses the proposed Energy Innovation and Carbon ...
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Citizens’ Climate Education: Walking Away from Single-Use Plastics
San Juan Capistrano resident Sol Klingensmith authors this month’s Citizens’ Climate Education column, in which she encourages readers to create ...
Citizens’ Climate Education: Navigating Water
Janny Adamson of San Clemente authors this month’s column for Citizens’ Climate Education to write about the choice between turning ...
Citizens’ Climate Education: An Electrified Economy
San Clemente resident and academic Karl Reitz discusses the pros and cons with his recent purchase of an all-electric vehicle—what ...
Citizens’ Climate Education: Contrails and Climate Change
Environmental activist and aircraft expert Tony Hays writes in the latest Citizens’ Climate Education column about the need for cleaner ...
Citizens’ Climate Education: Fly the Greener Skies
Patti Maw, a member of the South Orange County Chapter of Citizens’ Climate Education, authors the group’s monthly column for ...
Citizens’ Climate Education: Tree City USA
Citizens’ Climate Education member Patricia Holloway authors the group’s column this month—just in time for Arbor Day—to write about properly ...
Citizens’ Climate Education: Going Electric
Larry Kramer authors the latest Citizens’ Climate Education column, where he writes about some of the tax incentives, credits and ...
Citizens’ Climate Education: Books About Trees to Give to Kids for Christmas
Christine Kramer By Christine Kramer “A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall ...
Citizens’ Climate Education: Children’s Books About Climate Change for Holiday Giving
Christine Kramer By Christine Kramer The books listed here are suggestions for young people, because they build an awareness of ...
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