Climate Instability @Claremont
The Water Cycle Connection
Saturday, February 14
10:30am - 11:30am
Claremont Branch
Claremont Area Flex SpaceThis short talk by citizen scientist Christina Bertea demystifies the water cycle.
Curious about carbon sequestration? Wondering about how rain clouds move inland? Want to learn more about climate change and its impact on water issues? Join Christina Bertea in a short talk for non-scientists of all ages that demystifies the water cycle and shares real-life examples of ordinary people doing the extraordinary work of restoring the water cycle. Please call the Claremont Branch Library for more information about this program. 510-981-6280.
Christina Bertea is a retired "green" plumber and greywater and rainwater reuse educator throughout the Bay Area. When she isn't pondering how to cool the planet and rehydrate California you can find Christina making rainwater-harvesting sculptures and eco art.
AGE GROUP: | Teens | Elementary | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Sci, Tech, Engineering & Math | Literacy, Learning & Lectures |
Wheelchair accessible. Request sign language interpreter, real-time captioning, materials in large print, braille, or other accommodations by calling 510-981-6195 (Library) or the 510-981-6347 (City of Berkeley TDD line). Please refrain from scented products during public programs.
Many library programs are funded by the generous support of the Friends of the Berkeley Public Library. Thank you, Friends!
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