Recent reports from outlets like The New York Times and CNN have cast a stark light on the escalating issue of methane emissions from landfills. These findings underscore the urgent need for collective action against one of the most potent greenhouse gases. While such news can be disheartening, it’s crucial to remember that within every challenge lies an opportunity for significant change.
Here at Park City Community Foundation, we’re not just observers of this challenge; we’re active participants in crafting the solution. Our Zero Food Waste efforts are focused on pioneering initiatives that aim to reduce and eventually eliminate methane emissions from our landfill by diverting all food waste—a mission that is both ambitious, necessary and achievable. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the magnitude of environmental issues we face, but hope is far from lost. In fact, it’s thriving, propelled by the tangible actions we’re taking every day.
To see this hope in action and to understand the pivotal role you can play, we invite you to join us for a keynote event that promises not just to inform but to inspire. On June 4th, we are honored to host Molly Kawahata, a figure synonymous with impactful climate action and innovative environmental strategies. Molly’s insights and experiences offer a beacon of hope and a call to action for all of us concerned about our planet’s future.
This event isn’t just about listening; it’s about engaging with the undeniable change already underway. Park City Community Foundation is leading the charge that everyone can participate in, contributing to a wave of positive change. Whether you’re deeply involved in environmental advocacy or just beginning to explore how you can make a difference, this event is a pivotal opportunity to see firsthand the change we’re championing.
By coming together, we can turn the tide on methane emissions and other critical environmental issues. Let the recent news serve not as a deterrent but as a catalyst for action. We have the tools, the knowledge, and the community to make an impactful change. All we need is the collective will to bring these solutions to life.
Join us on June 4th to witness the power of community action and to learn how you can be a part of this vital movement. Together, we can transform hard-to-hear news into a future where hope isn’t just a feeling—it’s an outcome.
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