The Truth About Carbon Pricing - Harvard Unitarian Universalist Church

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Date/Time
Date(s) - 11/07/2019
7:00 pm - 8:15 pm

Location
Fellowship Building

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How lucky we are to have not just one, but two experts from Citizens’ Climate Lobby within our church community! David Radue, a member of our church, will be joined by Ethan Payne, who grew up in the church and is the son of Colleen Pearce, to present information about Carbon Pricing – the subject of a controversial and confusing postcard many of us received in our mailboxes a few weeks ago.

Join our guests, fellow UUs, and the greater Harvard community as they share information about how carbon pricing can work to move us away from fossil fuels, what it would mean for your family, and what’s happening in Congress and on Beacon Hill. You will also have an opportunity to send feedback to your elected officials to let them know what you think.