Events

Climate change is no longer a distant worry. It's already changing our lives. That's why WFAE is expanding their coverage of the topic, looking at how climate change is affecting the Carolinas and how we're responding. At this virtual town-hall discussion on climate change in the Carolinas, WFAE climate reporter David Boraks will discuss reporting on […]

Citizen science encompasses a wide variety of kinds of projects that produce data — from community science activities to public participation in scientific research. A goal of the scientific process is to produce unbiased, transparent, and reproducible data, regardless of who is doing the work and when it is occurring. A quality assurance project plan, […]

How does North Carolina incentivize clean energy production and infrastructure? What are the rules governing household electricity rates? How are we helping families adopt rooftop solar and electric vehicles, and what more could we be doing? All of these crucial decisions involve the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC), a group of seven appointed regulators who […]

How does North Carolina incentivize clean energy production and infrastructure? What are the rules governing household electricity rates? How are we helping families adopt rooftop solar and electric vehicles, and what more could we be doing? All of these crucial decisions involve the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC), a group of seven appointed regulators who […]

Part of National Drive Electric Week. Come check out a variety of electric vehicles (EVs) in person (COVID-safe protocols in place) to learn more about the benefits of EVs and talk to current EV drivers about their experiences. There will also be information shared about the two charging stations in Harrisburg.

CleanAIRE NC and NCCCA invite perinatal healthcare providers (obstetricians, pediatricians, midwives, nurses, doulas), pregnant moms, and community members interested in health equity to join this Zoom session to learn more about how climate change affects pregnancy and child health, with particular attention to the disproportionate impacts in Black and Latinx communities. The panel conversation will […]

According to air quality monitoring data, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is ranked as the ninth most HAZE pollution burdened park in the United States. Haze pollution comes from coal plants, industrial facilities, vehicles, and other sources and is made up of the same pollutants that harm people’s health. The North Carolina Division of […]