A Place to Ponder Climate

This Blog is inspired by three Colby Students - Aidan Ty And Ellie-who volunteered their time over the last few months of the  2021 Spring semester, to help out with the Carbon Cash Back Campaign.  These hard working Colby students have demanding course loads but they found time to help with our exciting grass roots initiative, Carbon Cash Back $ ME as part of their Civic Engagement commitment.  Each of them has an interest in climate that they have an opportunity to express via this blog.

Of course the Year of Covid made everything more challenging.  We have never actually met these wonderful students in person - only via zoom.  But their qualities shine through even in the 2 D world of ZOOM!!  It has very much been my pleasure to work with these 3 students!  I hope to meet them in person at some point!

It is my hope that others will also contribute to this Blog with ideas, thoughts, ruminations, solutions, anxieties - whatever needs to be shared about what you are thinking about climate.  This is a place to ponder Climate. 

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