Join us for the next STAY COOL virtual (Zoom) webinar titled "The Ocean is a Climate Superhero" on Thursday, October 6, 2022 from 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm. This event is free, but please register here. The ocean covers more [...]
STAY COOL hosted part one of a multi-part virtual conversation on Thursday, July 16th at 7:00 PM: Coronavirus and Climate: Lessons Learned from a San Diego Perspective via Zoom. Thank you to the 35 attendees who participated in STAY COOL's [...]
STAY COOL for Grandkids is committed to bringing cutting edge information about climate change and its impacts. On October 11th, we presented a forum that highlighted current research about changes to our land-based ecosystems – particularly with regard to wildfires [...]
Thank you to the 28 people who attended our STAY COOL meeting on March 9 featuring Dr. Bruce Bekkar. Here is a summary of his presentation on climate change and the implications on public health. Global temperature has been increasing [...]
Thank you to the 24 attendees who joined our member meeting on November 4th. We heard from Rear Admiral Len Hering, USN (retired), Executive Director of the Center for Sustainable Energy, about effects of global warming on national security and [...]
Thank you to the 28 STAY COOL members and guests who joined us for our meeting on Tuesday, September 1, 2015. Our featured speaker was Nicole Capretz, Executive Director of The Climate Action Campaign. Formed in February, 2015, The Climate [...]
Thank you to the 30 members who joined us on Tuesday, June 9, to hear from Jason Anderson, president and CEO of Cleantech San Diego. Cleantech San Diego has been working for more than seven years to position the greater San Diego region [...]
Thank you to the 36 members who attended our March 4 STAY COOL meeting on Sea Level Rise and thank you to speakers Dr. Reinhard (Ron) Flick and Dr. Sarah Giddings (both from Scripps Institution of Oceanography) along with Nicola [...]
Blog post by Peg Engel. Nothing’s better for conveying a natural history lesson – and when the subject is sea level rise, no location could be more informative than our own Scripps Pier in La Jolla. On Thursday, February 19, [...]
In September, 2014 San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer released his draft of the San Diego Climate Action Plan (CAP). The CAP aims to benefit both San Diego’s environment and its economy by reducing emissions of greenhouse gases, creating new jobs [...]