Manada Conservancy Hosts Oct. 26 Plants Rule! Harvesting The Sun For Climate Change Program

On October 26, the Manada Conservancy will host a Plants Rule!  Harvesting The Sun For Climate Change program at the Hershey Gardens Conservatory, 170 Hotel Road in Hershey, Dauphin County starting at 7:00 p.m.

Biological processes are important in reaching a carbon-negative future that reduces greenhouse gases in our atmosphere.

Penn State University's Dr. Tom Richard will help us understand the amazing ability of living plants in agriculture and forest ecosystems to remove carbon from the atmosphere.  

He will also discuss new approaches to using that plant carbon for energy, manufacturing, and reversing climate change. 

Join the Conservancy to learn how Pennsylvania’s assets and new opportunities can contribute to our future sustainability.

To register for this free program, contact the Manada Conservancy office at 717-566-4122 or office@manada.org. 

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[Posted: October 12, 2021]  PA Environment Digest