For more information about any of the projects below, please email us at info at climateandenergy dot org.

• Climate Stories
Everywhere we go, CEP finds that Kansans want to share their stories. Kansans’ firsthand accounts of climate change in their lives and landscapes – from earlier planting seasons to more unpredictable rains to new and different crop pests – have had a real impact on our program.

CEP would like to collect and share these stories. After all, the stories we tell do more than just recall the past climate of Kansas. They give us ideas and inspiration - and most importantly hope - as we learn to adapt to our changing environment.

Have you observed changes in your climate? Have you changed your habits? Created solutions? We’d love to hear about them. Please email your story to: info@climateandenergy.org, and put “Climate Stories” in the subject line.

• Connect with Experts
  
  CEP helps Kansans and other Midwesterners connect with scientific, technological, and policy experts in the area of climate and energy.
  

• Congregational Committments
CEP's newest outreach program aims to connect Kansans with the information and tools necessary to reduce the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of their places of worship. CEP is working with Kansas and Missouri-based interfaith environmental groups to create a chapter of Interfaith Power and Light, a nationwide campaign to mobilize a religious response to climate change.

• enVISION - your community's energy future
  
  This spring, CEP will travel around the state and listen to Kansans' dreams for our energy future.  These events will invite schools and communities to envision how our state will generate and use its energy in the future.  If your school or community would like to participate, please contact Eileen Horn - horn@climateandenergy.org.

• Stewardship Suppers
  
  Do you have friends or neighbors who want to get together and discuss climate and energy issues? CEP can help you host a Stewardship Supper, where your group can talk about their visions of energy and stewardship for the 21st century.
  

• Kansas Wind Forums
  
  CEP, in collaboration with the Kansas Rural Center, will facilitate community conversations on wind energy. Siting, transmission, financing, and leasing options will be discussed, along with concerns about wildlife and human health.