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350 ppm (CO2)!

The Way Life Should Be!

LexCANers come out to change the countdown clock to 350 as 350 ppm is when the climate was stable. Let's work to get back there!

The Most Important Thing You Can Do to Address Climate Change:

Talk About It! (Click to learn more)

Did You Miss: Voting For the Planet?

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VOTING IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS YOU CAN DO FOR THE PLANET! Learn more about nonpartisan and Get Out the Vote.

Next Event

How Can ONE Native Plant Make a Difference with Trevor Smith

October 15th 2024 | 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

VIRTUAL: REGISTER

Join Trevor Smith, Design and Education Manager from Weston Nurseries, for a special webinar about how pollinator gardens are so much more than just about butterflies.

Beyond providing sustenance for our six-legged friends, Trevor will describe how gardens can positively impact the local ecosystem and help support climate resilience.

Consider ways you can support native plants and pollinators in your local community. The webinar will focus on the following topics:

Types of pollinators and pollinator gardens
What all pollinators need
Lexington Schools’ Living Labs
How local gardens and LPS students support sustainable practices

Please register in advance here. Webinar Zoom Link

Upcoming Events
Into the Thaw

Oct 17th @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Fall Bird Walk at the Arlington Reservoir and Lexington Community Farm

Oct 19th @ 8:00 am - 10:00 am

Margaret Moody Puppet Show

Oct 19th @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

Climate Conversations

LexElectrify!

On September 21, LexCAN and the town of Lexington introduced a new campaign to help Lexington residents contribute to the goal of reaching net zero emissions by 2050. Featured speakers were Lexington’s Sustainability and Resilience Officer, Maggie Peard, and CleanHeat […]

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New England’s Climate Future: City, Land and Sea

Llink to a recording of WGBH’s event featuring Dr. Katherine Hayhoe, esteemed climate scientist, Rev. Mariama White-Hammond, Chief of Environment, Energy & Open Space at City of Boston, and Melissa Hoffer, Climate Chief of MA, in a conversation on New […]

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Some Good News! Lexington HeatSmart Assists 200 Lexington Households

With the summer news cycle dominated by floods and record-breaking heat, it can be hard to feel anything but discouraged about the future of our planet. And while the evidence of climate change is impossible to ignore, taking a moment […]

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