Keep Connecticut Cool: The Climate Change Challenge

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and the following Connecticut Science Centers

Audubon Greenwich
The Children's Garbage and Trash Museums
The Children's Museum
Connecticut Audubon Society
Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo
The Discovery Museum
Eli Whitney Museum
Kellog Center for the Environment
Mystic Aquarium and Institute for Exploration
SoundWaters
Stamford Museum and Nature Center
Yale Peadody Museum of Natural History


About the Program	Calendar	Participate

Registered teams who attended this day-long, free, fun-filled event:

learned how to do a carbon inventory
learned how to incorporate 12 Steps to Sustainability in their projects
heard what past teams have done in their schools and communities
attended the Alliance for Climate Education assembly in the Marine Theater

The following resources were shared:

Keep Connecticut Cool Timeline

12 Steps to Sustainability--how to choose projects

What 2009 Teams Accomplished

Getting an ACE Presentation at Your School

Submitting Your Solutions Plan, due April 10

Carbon Footprint Requirement

Completing Your Greenhouse Gas Emissions Template and Instructions

The Judging Rubric

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions? Contact Laurel at kohll@easternct.edu

For more information, email KOHLL@easternct.edu or call 860-465-0256. Keep Connecticut Cool is funded by the Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund.