Launch event for Climate Reality Project Boston chapter

The Climate Reality Project is changing its strategy to bring more grassroots action at local and state levels. So it’s trying to get local chapters started.

Today, I helped to organize the launch event for the Climate Reality Project Boston chapter. We had about 30 trained climate reality leaders together at Workbar Arlington to meet one another and talk about our goals. This is a diverse and super-talented group; I’m so glad to be connected with them. And we have big plans for 2018, particularly given the upcoming International Conference of Mayors, to be held in Boston. Rumor has it that we’re going to play a key role there, but we’re going to have to get moving if we want to pull it off.

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