Events

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Thursday, March 27, 7 pm The ABC's of Public Service Commissions (called in some states PUCs) & Our Electricity System.  Learn how the US electricity system works, uncover the hidden world of Public Utility Commissions, and understand why these under-the-radar state agencies are so critical to our clean energy future. Far too often, state regulators are captured by the utilities they are supposed to regulate. Since "sunlight is the best disinfectant", we aim to shine a light and put the “public” back into Public Utilities Commissions.  Participants will come away with a strong understanding of the "ABCs of PUCs" and be well-equipped to take action anywhere in the US -- from lodging public comments on regulator dockets, to participating in direct action to hold utilities accountable.  Sponsored by THIRD ACT, founded by climate guru Bill McKibben, who has moved from campus organizing to building a community of experienced Americans over the age of sixty determined to change the world for the better.  Register here.


Saturday April 6, 1 - 5pm  - Healthy Homes Fair for MD/DC/VA at the DC Armory  (note: 9-12pm  Professionals; 1-5 pm  General Public)  70+ activities and lots of learning about how to use our homes as tools to combat climate change and live more healthy and comfortable lives. See exciting state-of-the-art technologies and products showcased at the Fair including air heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, induction cooktops, heat pump dryers, solar applications, geothermal applications, battery storage, EV chargers, electric mobility, insulation, landscaping tools and much more. Presented in partnership with the DC Department of Energy and Environment, the DC Department of Buildings and more.   Info  Register


Thursday,  April 11, 9 am. This is Climate: Tipping Points presented by the Washington Post.  Join for a compelling and high-powered summit with policymakers, innovators and civic leaders examining the tipping points at this critical moment. Humanity is entering a new climate era. The peril and promise of record-breaking temperatures, unprecedented investments in clean energy and a growing public recognition of the effects of global warming are shaping the future of the planet. Speakers include senior advisor to the president for international climate policy John Podesta, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D), SeaLegacy photographer Cristina Mittermeier, Mill CEO Matt Rogers, LanzaTech CEO Jennifer Holmgren and many more. Watch Live: wapo.st/climateapril11

In person in DC wait list starting with breakfast at 8 am.


Thursday, April 11, 7-8 pm - Let's Talk About It: Healthy Homes Webinar - Creating good indoor air quality can be an important step in maintaining personal health. Join a panel of experts as they discuss the causes of home air pollution and suggested steps that can be taken to create a healthier, greener home. Panelists include Chevelle Bash from the Green and Healthy Homes Initiative, pulmonologist Dr. Panagis Galiatsatos from Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center and a representative from the public interest advocacy group PIRG. Registration closes one hour before the start of the program. Zoom link to the program will be sent to registered email at 30 min before at 6:30 pm on 4/11. Presented by Baltimore Co. Public Libraries.  Info   Register


Saturday, April 13, 10 - 3 pm - Greenfest at Howard Community College  - GreenFest is Howard County's largest celebration of Earth Day. The event aims to connect residents with the resources that local businesses, non-profits and government provide to help anyone be a good steward to the environment


Saturday, April 20, 1-4 - Clarksville Commons Earth Day Celebration   Celebration of Earth Day and green living!  This year our annual Earth Day celebration will include environmental non-profits, local farmers, green-minded crafters and businesses, renewable energy companies,… and an electric vehicle display and EV owners meet-up.


Sunday,  May 5, 12:30-4 pm - OMI Green Spring Fling -  The Oakland Mills Interfaith Center Green Team invites everyone to a spring celebration at  The Meeting House in Oakland Mills    Flyer    Register 


Tuesday,  May 7, 2- 3 pm - Meeting with Climate Champion  Delegate Lorig Charkoudian who will review climate progress in recent Maryland legislative session.  Del. Charkoudian has gained wide recognition as a leader on climate and was a featured guest on the Volts podcast last year. Don’t miss this great chance to share your thoughts and ideas with a legislator in Annapolis who works tirelessly for the future of our grandchildren. Sponsored by Third Act Maryland.    Register here to attend.