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Climate Change

This Program is a response to the urgent climate crisis we face which threatens human and ecosystem well-being in Nicaragua and New Haven. This project educates the public and elected leaders about specific threats climate change presents to food security, local ecosystems and economic stability, and advocates for policies and actions that cut carbon emissions and improve local public health. The Program includes work with the goNewHavengo, the New Haven Climate Movement and other efforts.

New Haven Climate Movement

The New Haven Climate Movement organizes public actions and events calling for action on the climate emergency, is working towards implementing the New Haven Climate and Sustainability Framework (passed in 2018) with the City, and advocates for strong greenhouse gas emission reductions at the State level.

Other Carbon Emissions Reduction Initiatives

NHLSCP is working to initiative collaborative projects (with interns, volunteers, other organizations) that will reduce carbon emissions, create jobs and improve public health.

 

They include:

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goNewHavengo: brings together organizations and individuals to promote greater use of alternative transportation options. A new resource promoting car free living – Live! Car Free! – was just created.​

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Climate Health Education Project: This site contains numerous climate education resources invite educators to include climate action and education in their regular classes.

VOLUNTEER

Volunteer to learn, give, create and be part of a caring community.

INTERN

Interns apply skills and energy to real world challenges in Nicaragua or in New Haven.

JOIN A DELEGATION

Join hundreds who have been on social justice delegations to Nicaragua.

GIVE NOW

Support initiatives improving environment, rural education and public health.

Project News

New Haven/León Sister City Project

608 Whitney Avenue
New Haven, CT 06511

Phone: 203-479-0298

Email: nh@newhavenleon.org

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