Environment  July 18, 2019

Sustainable Living Association offers climate change program

FORT COLLINS — The Sustainable Living Association, an organization that provides sustainable education in Northern Colorado, has launched a program to provide residents with resources to help fight climate change. In partnership with the city of Fort Collins and the Colorado Water Center, the Impact Series kicks off Aug, 22 with a free screening of The Human Element by James Balog at The Lyric Cinema in Fort Collins.

The Impact Series is a four-part event about behavior change and helping people understand how their daily actions can have a positive impact on global efforts to combat climate change. The program helps people recognize what causes climate change and identify steps they can take to reduce their impact. 

“Through a series of community engagement events we aim to inspire thousands of Colorado residents to take the Impact Pledge, creating a combined effort to reduce carbon emissions and preserve our natural resources,” Kellie Falbo, executive director of the Sustainable Living Association, said in a written statement.

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“Collectively we can raise awareness and learn how to communicate the effects of climate change while shifting our mindset to better practices and behaviors that create stronger and more resilient communities.” Falbo said. 

FORT COLLINS — The Sustainable Living Association, an organization that provides sustainable education in Northern Colorado, has launched a program to provide residents with resources to help fight climate change. In partnership with the city of Fort Collins and the Colorado Water Center, the Impact Series kicks off Aug, 22 with a free screening of The Human Element by James Balog at The Lyric Cinema in Fort Collins.

The Impact Series is a four-part event about behavior change and helping people understand how their daily actions can have a positive…

Ken Amundson is managing editor of BizWest. He has lived in Loveland and reported on issues in the region since 1987. Prior to Colorado, he reported and edited for news organizations in Minnesota and Iowa. He's a parent of two and grandparent of four, all of whom make their homes on the Front Range. A news junkie at heart, he also enjoys competitive sports, especially the Rapids.
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