An Atypical Weekly Article of Special Interest – CLIMATE CABINET
A colleague of mine with whom I’ve worked on climate action at Stanford for several years sent me the below announcement. I’ve asked her permission to share it with you since I think you may find it particularly interesting and relevant. While it’s primary focus is on Stanford alumni, it is equally applicable to all receiving this email as you’ll quickly note. The webinar is via Zoom & open and free to all. Please let me know your thoughts & if you need my help to join. Cheers, Bill
To those who care about the climate & environment: A new group called CLIMATE CABINET, founded by Stanford alumna Caroline Spears (’17) will be featured at the next webinar sponsored by the Climate Action Forum a branch of Stanford in Sustainability.
Thurs. May 14 at 12:00 PDT (Duration 1 hour) via Zoom
CLIMATE CABINET aims to elect state, local, and county officials who think GREEN. This outfit is impressive, harnessing AI to advance the cause, while on the federal level, the situation is regressing.
Environmental protections and sustainability efforts have lately suffered systematic setbacks at the FEDERAL level—but on the state, city, and county levels, progress is feasible and happening.
CLIMATE CABINET uses AI to identify and support candidates for office who are GREEN thinkers.
Their efforts are paying off.
Click here to see The Guardian profile:
Click here to see the Climate Cabinet website:
The webinar will be recorded—so if you sign up, you will receive a link to the recording should you be unable to attend in person.
Stanford alumni can click here to sign up:
Non-alumni are welcome, too but I’ll need to submit your name and email address ahead of time as my guest to receive the ZOOM link, so just let me know & I’ll sign you up.




