Author Archives: Mark

Sandwich Climate Action Coalition Presents: Day 1:  Sun. 16 April     Project Drawdown Project Drawdown is the world’s leading resource to turn back climate change with planetary stewardship, acceleration of corporate climate action, guide philanthropic investments, and advocate for equitable climate … Continue reading →

Green Your Fleet Green You Fleet returns to the NH Motor Speedway on Friday, June 9th It spotlights alternative & renewable fuels + electric and fuel cell vehicles + infrastructure  Join commercial & municipal fleets, business managers, industry, advocates and … Continue reading →

An engaging, accessible citizen’s guide to the seven urgent changes that will really make a difference for our climate—and how we can hold our governments accountable for putting these plans into action. Dozens of kids in Montgomery County, Maryland, agitated … Continue reading →

The Way to Slow Climate Change Is as Close as Your City Hall or School Board New York Times, Opinion, Aug. 26, 2022 By Justin Gillis and Hal Harvey Mr. Gillis and Mr. Harvey are the authors of the forthcoming … Continue reading →

The Way to Slow Climate Change Is as Close as Your City Hall or School Board New York Times, Opinion, Aug. 26, 2022 By Justin Gillis and Hal Harvey Mr. Gillis and Mr. Harvey are the authors of the forthcoming … Continue reading →

                                       Sunday, August 7th, 1-5 PM The Sandwich Town Hall parking lot on Maple Street in Center Sandwich,    as a kick-off for Sandwich’s Old Home Week. You will be able to see first-hand, … Continue reading →

In researching climate/environment-friendly investments, I’ve come across a few websites that you might find helpful, especially if you want to put your money where your values are: Fossil Free Funds Are your savings invested in fossil fuels?  You can easily … Continue reading →

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           Global Warming vs Climate Change Have you wondered why ‘climate change’ has replaced ‘global warming’ as the term of choice in public discourse over the past 20 years?  The term ‘global warming’ entered the popular lexicon after NASA scientist … Continue reading →