Energy

Come to an informal conversation over the environment, with coffee and croissants (or whatever tasty stuff you want to order) at La Madeleine. We will talk about a national and state outlook on environmental issues. What are your concerns and questions? Sponsored by the Dallas Sierra Club and Public Citizen. Info: Rita Beving at rita.beving@gmail.com or 214-557-2271 or Chris/Dick Guldi at caguldi03@gmail.com.

Part of Downwinders at Risk's Root and Branch Revue, the evening features panel discussion with Flint activists and Melissa May and Nayyirah Shariff and DFW activists, moderated by Randy Lee Loftis, reporter Texas Climate News, and former environmental reporter with the Dallas Morning News. Free.

This is a joint meeting with the North Texas Renewable Energy Group. It’s a field trip to see the IKEA Solar array and have lunch. Please go to the NTREG site to RSVP. All monthly meetings are free to attend and open to the public.No registration is needed. We do need a count for lunch, however.

Citizens' Climate Lobby's Mid-Cities Chapter is a non-profit, non-partisan, grassroots advocacy organization focused on national policies to address climate change.

Info: Paula Luna, thelunas@prodigy.net

Citizens' Climate Lobby's Mid-Cities Chapter is a non-profit, non-partisan, grassroots advocacy organization focused on national policies to address climate change.

Info: Paula Luna, thelunas@prodigy.net

Info: Gina Pyon, gina.a.pyon@gmail.com or 956.240.5542 

Whether you're brand new to CCL or a long-time member, this is a great opportunity to get to know other DFW members. 

Watch the latest episode of "Years of Living Dangerously" on National Geographic featuring Citizens' Climate Lobby. Trailer here. The viewing will begin at 7:30pm followed by a short discussion. Light refreshments will be served.

Info: dallas.central@citizensclimatelobby.org with any questions.

Our December meeting is YOUR turn to share what YOU have been doing .. or are considering doing! Take a few minutes and tell us about it.

Do you have a renewable energy, energy efficiency, electric vehicle or water conservation gadget that you want to show off? Or perhaps an app on your smartphone that helps you save water or energy? Bring it and show it off, and learn about someone else's gadget or app. There will be a sign-in sheet for time slots to tell everyone about your favorite new gizmo, and of course some time before and after the official meeting to mingle and get info.

John Hall will speak about Texas' rapid transition to a clean energy economy and the significant economic benefits and water savings that would flow from this shift. John is the Environmental Defense Fund's Texas State Director for Clean Energy. He previously served as the executive director for The Texas Environmental Research Consortium in Houston; chairman at The Texas Water Commission and The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (predecessor agencies to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality); project manager and facilitator at The Port of Houston Authority; a