Join a Conversation with Peers
Photo: The Carbon Almanac Network
On Saturday, July 16, 2022, The Carbon Almanac Network went to bookstores, stationery stores, boardwalks, trails, neighborhoods, beaches, and more to introduce communities to The Carbon Almanac. It was a huge success.
Book signings began in New Zealand and Australia. I had the opportunity to welcome book signers and shoppers via Zoom. During the four hours I helped monitor the event, I "visited" one bookstore in New Zealand and three in Australia. I chatted with book signers and waved to happy shoppers. The worldwide event ended in Hawaii.
Seeing people talking about the Almanac and sharing it with others is exciting. See the press page to see who else is talking about the book.
This week the Carbon Almanac Network shipped 535 Carbon Almanacs to the senior staff of every member of U.S. Congress, in both parties, to encourage conversation among peers and to put to bed that the climate is a partisan issue.
And that the facts matter.
The Carbon Almanac was written to make it easier for all of us to talk about climate change. Now it's our turn to chat.
Community-based educators are guides, teachers, and frontline interpreters in their communities. Invite a colleague to join you in this conversation so you can start, or continue to grow, your own local network of thoughtful climate communicators.
The September book club meeting will be about The Carbon Almanac. There will be two sessions to accommodate our many time zones.
Tuesday, September 6, 2022:
Session #1 will occur at 8:00 AM (Pacific) - Registration Closed
Session #2 will occur at 4:00 PM (Pacific) - Registration Closed
Participants will receive a link to the book chat on September 5.
To buy a copy of The Carbon Almanac, visit your local bookstore. Alternatively, you can purchase the book at Bookshop.org which supports independent bookstores. International readers can also buy the book at Book Depository. They offer free shipping worldwide.
See you on September 6th!
Questions? Please submit them here.
