Ken Kimmell, President of the Union of Concerned Scientists, joined us for an hour-long program featuring. Mr. Kimmell spoke on the theme of “Lessons from the Covid Crisis for the Climate Crisis.” The 25-minute presentation was followed byquestions from the Zoom audience, and a final wrap up by the moderator, Dick Prouty, and panelist, Candace Wheeler. Original webinar was May 21, 2020 @3pm. This event was part of TownGreen2025's Climate Crisis Solutions Webinar Series.

On Thursday, May 28 at 3PM, Larry Chretien, Executive Director of the Green Energy Consumers Alliance, joined us to discuss how his organization covers both policy advocacy at the state house and launches green energy programs aimed at the community and individual level. Mr. Chretien addressed his lobbying work, diversity, equity and inclusion in climate work, the Drive Green program, and his work on municipal aggregation.

On Thursday June 11, at 3PM, Denny Dart, an environmental engineer by day and a climate activist evenings and weekends, talked about her experience calculating her personal carbon footprint. She shared the insights and actions that grew from seeing her own carbon impact, especially in the area of the footprint of her credit cards and investments. Her presentation included a tutorial on how to calculate your own footprint.

On Thursday, June 4 at 3PM, Natasha Lamb, Director of Equity Research and Shareholder Engagement at Arjuna Capital, addressed her work with national institution pension funds and endowments to advocate for reduction of investments in fossil fuel companies, for both ecological and rate of return reasons. Ms. Lamb’s work has been featured in the Economist, the Wall Street Journal, and the New York Times as well as CNN and NPR.

Take a look at what a green city in Germany looks like with Manchester resident Pascal Mittermaier. What could Cape Ann do to become a sustainable community? Do you have any bold ideas for our area? "Lessons learned from the Green Recovery of Freiberg, Germany" a talk by Pascal Mittermaier was presentated at the Cape Ann Climate Coalition's meeting on June 25th.

Myriam Alexander-Kearns makes the case for purchasing an electric vehicle, Myriam is a Policy Analyst for the Energy Policy Team at the Center for American Progress. From TownGreen2025's 2017 Cape Ann Sustainability Fair.

Matt Coogan reviews Gloucester's progress with renewables and energy reduction from TownGreen2025's 2017 Cape Ann Sustainability Fair

Larry Chretian of Mas Energy explores practical actions citizens can take to save money and protect the climate. From TownGreen2025 2017 Cape Ann Sustainability Fair.

A talk by Niaz Dorry, Coordinating Director, Northwest Atlantic Marine Alliance (NAMA) on the state of local sustainable seafood on Cape Ann. From TownGreen2025's 2017 Cape Ann Sustainability Fair.

Talk by Julia Knisel, Coastal Shoreline & Floodplain Manager, November 7th, 2015, at the TownGreen2025 Clean Energy Fair in Gloucester MA. How sea level rise may impact our communities

Talk by Matthew Coogan, Senior Planner, Community Development. City of Gloucester, November 7th, 2015, at the TownGreen2025 Clean Energy Fair in Gloucester MA. An overview of the City’s efficiency and renewable energy projects.

Talk by Deborah Cramer, author of The Narrow Edge, November 7th, 2015, at the TownGreen2025 Clean Energy Fair in Gloucester MA. Climate change, oceans, and impacts on species

Talk by Jill Appel, Director of Community Programs, Direct Energy Solar, November 7th, 2015, at the TownGreen2025 Clean Energy Fair in Gloucester MA. A renewable energy program tailored for Gloucester residents

Talk by Tim Greiner, November 7th, 2015, at the TownGreen2025 Clean Energy Fair in Gloucester MA. Homeowner case study on energy efficiency and renewable energy.

Talk by Dick Prouty, Co-chair, TownGreen2025, November 7th, 2015, at the TownGreen2025 Clean Energy Fair in Gloucester MA.

Talk by Matthew Coogan, Senior Planner, Community Development. City of Gloucester, November 7th, 2015, at the TownGreen2025 Clean Energy Fair in Gloucester MA. An overview of the City’s efficiency and renewable energy projects.

Talk by Larry Chretien, Executive Director, Mass Energy, November 7th, 2015, at the TownGreen2025 Clean Energy Fair in Gloucester MA. Practical actions citizens can take to save money and protect the climate.

Talk by Craig Altemose, Executive Director of the Better Future Project, November 7th, 2015, at the TownGreen2025 Clean Energy Fair in Gloucester MA. An update on national/international organizing and action on climate change.