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Events & News - July 19


CSGA Events


Climate Steward Speakers Series

Thursday, July 26, 7 PM

Annapolis Friends Meeting House


Events of Interest to CSGA


Youth Climate Art Festival / This is Zero Hour

July 20, 4 PM - Dupont Circle, Washington


Youth Climate March / This Is Zero Hour

July 21, 10:30 AM - National Mall, Washington


Community Meeting / No Eastern Shore Pipeline

July 23, 6:30 PM - Caroline County Public Library, Denton


July 27, 11:30 AM - Washington


Transit, Housing & Health Town Hall / Baltimore Peoples Climate Movement

July 28, 11 AM - The Real News Network, Baltimore


July 28, 11 AM - Washington


News, Information, and Opinion of Interest to CSGA


As heatwaves hit northern countries, there has been a deeply worrying silence about the likely key driver, says Climate Outreach's Jamie Clarke


A record number of Americans believe that global warming is real and that humans are at least partially responsible, according to a new poll from the University of Michigan's Center for Local, State, and Urban Policy.


Despite the heated political rhetoric on both sides of the issue, the realities of the changing climate are driving farmers of all stripes to take action.  


Exxon Mobil is leaving the American Legislative Exchange Council, or ALEC, a conservative nonprofit group that gets funding from fossil fuel companies.


Impact of Climate Change on Western Wildfire Season 2018


Carolyn Kormann reports from Tangier, Virginia, an island in the Chesapeake Bay, which may soon disappear due to a combination of storm-driven erosion and sea-level rise.


Millions of people have been urged to evacuate their homes amid flooding and landslides.


Video posted to social media showed a torrent of water falling on escalators at Capitol South station.


The heavy rain that pounded Kenya earlier this year brought more than just flooding to the village of Gitugu: it has torn apart the very ground beneath people's homes and fields, making the village unliveable. Mary Muthoni, who was forced to abandon her home, said she had seen nothing like it in her 65 years. "You wake up in the morning only to find that part of your land has literally moved to a neighbour's homestead," she said.


Columbia Gas Transmission has told federal pipeline regulators that a landslide was the apparent cause of the rupture and explosion of a new natural gas pipeline.


A massive study solidifies the link between particulates from cars and diabetes.


Through a cycle of eight plays, Canadian playwright Chantal Bilodeau explores the inner lives of the Arctic's inhabitants during a time of dramatic change.


Using smartphones, visitors could see 3-D holograms of ships and marine life floating above them in the flooded square in an augmented reality display


In a major win for California’s fight against global warming, the state appears to have hit its first target for cutting greenhouse gases — and it reached the goal early. Data released Wednesday by the California Air Resources Board show that the state’s greenhouse gas emissions dropped 2.7 percent in 2016 — the latest year available — to 429.4 million metric tons. That’s slightly below the 431 million metric tons the state produced in 1990. And California law requires that the state’s emissions, which peaked in 2004, return to 1990 levels by 2020. Since the peak, emissions have dropped 13 percent.


Bill passed by parliament means more than €300m shares in coal, oil, peat and gas will be sold ‘as soon as practicable’.


Hundreds of protestors, mostly mothers and their children, took to Capitol Hill Wednesday to call on lawmakers to address air pollution and climate change.


Young activists are organizing rallies on climate change throughout the county. The organizers in Pittsburgh want to mobilize people their own age who are passionate about the environment to turn out at the polls.

Protesters arrived early at the site of a gas pipeline project in Chesapeake. The plan? To disrupt the workday.


DEQ has approved more Mountain Valley Pipeline work sites.


An explosion of a natural gas pipeline in West Virginia was triggered by the same conditions — steep slopes prone to landslides — that exist along the route of the Mountain Valley Pipeline.


The study, being handled by Quest Consultants, is expected to be completed by summer's end.


A leak rate of more than 3 percent would erase the climate benefits of replacing coal-fired power plants.


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