Wish you could hop on a bus and zip through the city's growing traffic congestion? Dream of quickly getting to work or wherever you're heading without having to get behind the wheel? Join Sustain Charlotte to learn how CATS plans to meet the transportation needs of a growing population by improving bus service. This lively event will include time for audience questions, inspiring examples of how other cities are prioritizing buses, and practical ideas for how you can help to…

Across the energy sector, women make up less than 30% of the workforce, but that’s changing. What's it like to be a woman working in energy? What can both male and female executives do to encourage sector diversity? And what skills make any young professional well-prepared for an energy career? Industry leaders and innovators will address those questions (and more!) at the Women in Energy panel discussion from 6-7 p.m. at Duke University's Ahmadieh Family Auditorium (Gross 107). A networking…

Are you ready to start monitoring air quality? Great! Here we provide a crash course dig into the basics of air quality, atmospheric composition, the Air Quality Index, and air pollution’s impact on health. Join Calvin Cupini, the Citizen Science Program Manager of Clean Air Carolina, for the first of a multi-part introduction to air quality and citizen science. Citizen science data (data collected by regular people volunteering their time) is extremely valuable, allowing us to go far beyond broad…

**NOTE: In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Clean Air Carolina has CANCELED the 2020 NC BREATHE conference** 2020 NC BREATHE will provide an interactive forum for North Carolinians to discuss health and equity in the face of climate change. Join conversations with health professionals, community leaders, policymakers, researchers, and advocates working together to find solutions. Register today!

**NOTE: The Medical Society Consortium on Climate & Health has canceled the in-person events of the Annual Meeting on May 17-19, 2020. Instead, the Consortium team will be hosting online sessions through Zoom. Links will be provided on the event's Agenda page.**  The Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health will hold it's third Annual Meeting, Climate Solutions are Health Solutions: The Climate and Health Roadmap, at George Mason University, Arlington, Virginia on May 17-19, 2020. The Consortium is engaging in a conversation with…

Honoring May as Clean Air Month, this webinar (co-presented by Clean Air Carolina's Calvin Cupini) will focus on the danger of the UNC Coal Plant, located in the heart of Chapel Hill. As we do our best to protect ourselves and our communities from COVID-19, we must also hold decision-makers accountable for elevating the harm of this virus by polluting are air.