In a state where over 10% of its residents, mostly in rural towns and working class cities, have no daily access to potable water, the California water crisis goes far beyond lawn watering and almond growing practices.
06/18/2015
7:00 pm
Location
All Saints Church
Water expert and lecturer at Cal Poly Pomona, Meredith McKenzie will be at the Forum at All Saints to talk about the depth and ramifications of the crisis and ways the community can support effective water availability and environmental justice for our poorest citizens.
Cosponsored by Sustainable World, EDEN (Environmental Defense of the Earth Now), Transition Pasadena and the Arroyo Interfaith Environmental Coalition.
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