Learn more about global warming, climate change at library April 25
Learn more about global warming, climate change at library April 25
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USA TODAY
A free program, open to the public on April 25, will focus on the science of global warming, climate denial and what the future holds for all life on Earth.
The discussion will be 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in the community room of the Mansfield/Richland County Public Library.
The public is also invited to help plan a course of action to address this serious problem.”We believe it is unconscionable to subject the present as well as future generations to the perils of global warming. At present, we are in a collision course with reality. If more people do not get involved in effective solutions to reduce it, all life on this sacred planet will suffer,” North Central State College Emeritus Professor Paul Robinson said. “People who are skeptical are encouraged to come.”
Speakers are Gregory Wiles Robinson, professor of Earth Science at the College of Wooster and Faith Proietti, pastor at Hope Lutheran and St. John’s United Church of Christ.
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