Earth Action Week: April 18-22

Climate change = Sad polar bears?

Not here. Scientists say local climate changes are resulting in hotter, drier summers, more flooding in our valleys and less snow in our mountains, impacting everything from your property, to salmon, to public health, to native plants.

Earth Week Chat with Executive Constantine

Join us on Monday, April 18, from 11 a.m. to noon

Please join King County Executive Dow Constantine and a troop of climate and sustainability experts about what we can expect from climate change in the Puget Sound region, what King County is doing to support a sustainable, prosperous local economy and minimize the government’s environmental footprint, and how you can help.

The online event begins at 11 a.m. and participants are welcome to join the chat in a number of ways:

• Sign into facebook and invite others to join you in the QA (comments will not be posted to Facebook unless you authorize it)
• Use your twitter login to participate in the live chat (comments will not post to twitter automatically)
• Use the chat window to participate (without connecting to your social media)
• Tweet a question in advance using #askdow