October Community Meeting: Before, During, and After the Floods in Pakistan
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All are welcome to join CARI’s September Community Meeting.
We will be meeting in person at Southside Community Land Trust’s brand-new headquarters in Providence! You can also attend virtually on Zoom if you prefer.
Wednesday, September 7, 2022 @ 7pm …
CARI is proud to endorse Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea in the 2022 race for Governor of Rhode Island. Of all the candidates, Gorbea offers the best combination of experienced leadership, progressive values, and the ability to get …
During this brutal summer of 2022, the urgent need for climate action has never been more apparent. Fossil-fuel emissions are baking our towns, boiling our ocean, fouling our air, drying our farms, and unraveling the web of life worldwide. At …
All are welcome to join Climate Action RI members for our annual summer picnic at Goddard Park in Warwick. Instead of CARI’s usual monthly meeting online, CARI members, their guests and newcomers will enjoy in-person socializing, food and drinks at …
Join CARI online on July 6 to learn about the current status and immense potential of offshore wind energy for Rhode Island. Our featured speaker will be Dugan Becker from Mayflower Wind.
Topics will include:
* High-level overview of offshore …
SPECIAL EVENT — OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Climate Action Rhode Island is proud to welcome one of the world’s foremost climate organizers, Bill McKibben, to our June 1, 2022 Community Meeting.
Very few people on Earth have Bill’s ability to …
What’s it like for a nonprofit organization in Rhode Island to go solar? The Steel Yard and Farm Fresh RI, two Providence-based nonprofits with statewide impact, have installed solar arrays on their facilities in recent years.
On Wednesday, May 4,
CLIMATE ART PROTEST- Sat. April 9, 2022, Providence, RI – – Activists from the End Fossil Fuel Funding team of Climate Action RI (CARI-EFFF) gathered at Chase Bank on Thayer Street in Providence to call for the end of expanding …
In their column “Workers have a climate plan for region” (Commentary, March 9), Cynthia Phinney, Pat Crowley, and Joe Toner make a strong case for “uniting …