Natural Resources

Natural Resources

Promote an environment beneficial to life through the protection and wise management of natural resources in the public interest.

Our Power Our Planet Earth Day Teach In April 21st
Event Date: 
04/21/2025 - 5:00pm
Event location: 

Katy Geissert Torrance Public Library Community Room

Learn about Climate Advocacy

Take Action 

Monday, April 21st

5pm

Katy Geissert Library Community Room

 Register Now!!

Earth Day teach In April 21 2025
Event Date: 
04/21/2025 - 5:00pm
Event location: 

Katy Geissert Torrance Public Library Community Room

Plan your action for Earth Day and Beyond

Our Power Our Planet 

An Interactive workshop moving from awareness to action

 

 

Position

The Shoreline Management Act was one of the first environmental laws passed in the state and came about from a citizens’ initiative.
Event Date: 
04/11/2022 - 7:00pm

On April 11, 2022, Kerry Malloy Snyder, JD, Advocacy Director for the Neponset River Watershed Association, will speak over Zoom on stormwater resiliency and how our towns can prepare for expected stormwater overflows in the future.

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Event Date: 
11/04/2021 - 10:00am to 11:30am
Event location: 

Virtual Meeting via Zoom

Would you be like to know more about one of the most important and little-understood steps cities can take to combat climate change?

Jasmin Moore, Sustainability Director, Douglas County and city of Lawrence, KS
Event Date: 
10/21/2021 - 12:00pm
Jasmin Moore, Sustainability Director for Lawrence and Douglas County, will discuss the Climate Action Plan.
LWVNYS Students Inside Albany

Students Inside Albany
In 2025 the conference will be held from May 18-21. Applications are now open.

NCR March 18th Flyerv2
Event Date: 
03/18/2021 - 7:00pm to 8:30pm
Event location: 

Zoom Webinar

Question: What can cities like Pasadena do to fight global climate change?

LWVSC Action Alert

Action Alerts

By May 7, ask your senator for a firm NO on House H.3309. It will leave South Carolinians paying to subsidize energy and tax bills for data centers, weakens energy efficiency provisions, and reduces transparency. They want us to pay some costs in advance for plants that haven't even been built.

Karl Seckel April LWVOC Speaker
News

Karl Seckel, Director - District 4, Municipal Water District of Orange County 

by Shirley Nixon

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