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June General Meeting
June General Meeting
June 16th in-person Cville100 Climate Alliance Meeting
Featuring special guest speaker Dr. P. J. Ruess, Virginia Climate Center, George Mason University
IN-PERSON MEETING AT THE JEFFERSON SCHOOL (Zoom option available) 233 4th Street, NW, Charlottesville, 6:30-8:00 pm
We are pleased to announce a Special Guest Speaker, Dr. P. J. Ruess of the Virginia Climate Center at George Mason University. Dr. Ruess is one of the coordinating authors of the first comprehensive Virginia Climate Assessment, published in November 2025. This assessment is a landmark report that provides a baseline of science-based insights into Virginia's changing climate and its impact on communities, infrastructure, and the economy.
UPDATE: Click the links below to view the recording, the presentation, and the report.
Last Meeting
Tuesday, May 19, 2026
Matt Orsagh of the Arketa Institute (arketa-institute.org) discussed “Moving to a Post-Growth Economy.”
Max Gruenig of Pocacito (pocacito.org) discussed recent reports suggesting that the climatically critical Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (AMOC) could shut down later this century.
Elections were held at this meeting. The board members are updated on this site.
Mission Statement
Cville100 Climate Alliance, launched in June 2018, is a coalition of nonprofit organizations with a climate mission dedicated to facilitating local climate change action in Charlottesville and Albemarle County.
Cville100 Climate Alliance, launched in June 2018, is a coalition of nonprofit organizations with a climate mission dedicated to facilitating local climate change action in Charlottesville and Albemarle County.
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