by Larry Hands and Karen Kendrick-Hands reporting from the UK How Carbon Fees Can Drive Climate Change Solutions Even as we celebrate the fact that the UK is no longer relying on coal to generate electricity, the nostalgia for coal here is alive and well. We...
by Laurie Zuckerman Solar-powered revolution The storm hit, and the power went out. I wondered, Will it be restored before nightfall? My husband’s medical equipment depends on electricity to help him breathe while he sleeps. Fortunately, we’re lucky enough to...
By Martina Lastikova I have witnessed the impact Rotary International can have in tackling global challenges. Through strong partnerships such as those with the Gates Foundation and WHO, our strengths lie in using our social capital to make things happen. It wasn’t...
by Laurie Zuckerman Some people have asked me, “What do I get in return for my ESRAG membership fee?” Joining ESRAG is different from joining a gym or country club. You’re not paying for access to facilities like a golf course or pool. Instead, it’s...
By Cinderella Ndlovu 2024 Mandela Washington Fellow for Youth Climate Action We’re thrilled to report that newly-elected ESRAG Director Cinderella Ndlovu is one of only 42 young leaders from Zimbabwe chosen to be a 2024 Mandela Washington Fellow in the United...
Annual General Meeting: Progress on the Climate Roadmap Join your fellow ESRAG members on Zoom to celebrate the progress we’ve made together over this past year in inspiring Rotary to address the climate, biodiversity, and pollution crises. Your involvement in...
