Discover the power of the sun when you make this simple, solar oven and cook s’mores at this free, virtual Family Fun Night.
The Kansas City Plaza Library will host an online demonstration from 6:30 – 7 p.m. on Friday, August 14. It’s geared for ages 7 to 12, but adults and families are encouraged to […]
Do you want to learn more about climate change and become a leader in educating others? The Climate Reality Leadership Project is now accepting applications for its first virtual training program.
Due to COVID-19, the next training will be held virtually over nine days from July 18-26. The program will include a minimum of 14 hours of […]
The world’s largest Passive House Institute certified project opens in August with 282 luxury apartments that will operate on 92-percent less energy than comparable buildings.
Second + Delaware apartments in the Kansas City’s River Market area were designed to be highly energy efficient for low-cost heating and cooling. The triple-glazed windows and 16-inch walls help the […]
Are you interested in working for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)?
Recent college graduates can get environmental work experience through a one-year EPA Green Interns Program that makes them eligible for full-time EPA positions nationwide. Through the program, interns receive mentoring, formal interactive training and a career development plan. After completing the program, interns are eligible for […]
Hear local experts discuss climate issues
Civic leaders throughout the metro area are working on climate issues and have created free videos for the public on topics ranging from energy to food waste.
Tap into these Climate Conversations video interviews with local experts on the Climate Action KC website to learn about these issues:
Access: Julie Sayers from Climate Action KC […]