Seacoast Climate Action NOW - Formally Searei

08/25/2026

Sharing is caring: we care about our environment, community, and you, so we're sharing info about this upcoming webinar hosted by NH Healthy Climate ( nhclimatehealth.org ) 🌎 ☀️ 🚘

➡️Navigating the EV Landscape in 2026⬅️
September 10th from 6 - 7 PM
with Jesse Lore of Green Wave EV
Register here! https://us.list-manage.com/WqSaYFGvvcL?e=3e8e22cce1&c2id=a46acabd48d722d6e322d015c592f9b8

The promise of EVs is not just mobility. It is about smart energy use, lower fuel costs, cleaner air, and a healthier and more just future for the world. Jesse Lore of Green Wave EV will share the on-the-ground considerations and concerns of potential EV purchasers in 2026.
Jesse Lore is the founder and CEO of Green Wave EV, an EV-only independent auto dealership on a mission to save the planet. Jesse started his career in services for people with disabilities, and spent over 10 years in the wheelchair accessible vehicle industry as Vice President of Sales for the nation's largest retailer before getting his Mustang Mach E in 2021 and founding Green Wave a year later. The business stocks a wide variety of EV makes and models under $50K.
Jesse serves on the Board of NH Businesses for Social Responsibility, and on the NH State Coordinating Council for Community Transportation. Green Wave has won multiple awards, including "Best Places to Buy a Used EV" and Clean Energy NH's "Small Business Energy Champion" award. Jesse holds an MA from NYU and an MBA in Sustainability from Antioch University. When not helping make make the transition to fossil-fuel-free transportation, Jesse can be found kayaking to small islands or skiing on big mountains with his brilliant wife, 2 teenage kids, and 2 goofy dogs.

08/13/2026

Join us for this informative webinar featuring Dr. Regan Patterson, Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of California, Los Angeles. She is the Principal Investigator of the Engineering Environmental Justice Lab and was previously the Transportation Equity Research Fellow for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation. Dr. Patterson earned her Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from UC Berkeley. Her research focuses on air quality, sustainable transportation, community engagement, and environmental justice. In this session, Dr. Patterson will examine the critical effects of transportation and infrastructure policies, address disparities in air pollution exposure, and highlight community-driven interventions to improve health outcomes.



This event will include a Q&A portion, so please come prepared with questions for our speaker. We hope you can join this important webinar!

https://gmu.zoom.us/meeting/register/4fZ-YxaqTUC9652fYP0e-g?utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8zLEWGlAOl3Z9bLIBSDW8a-7LAsYolHWp2qVUUgtaJFn1p0eTJJGicEmHvaFbIPo66EOi_HGXxrbUyKrzSPccZtF8xBw #/registration

Very interesting to us as we work to reduce Portsmouth's city transportation sector's carbon footprint. See you there?! 🌎

08/05/2026

☀️ What a wonderful Saturday at the Farmers' Market!

Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Seacoast Climate Action Now booth to chat, ask questions, and learn more about us and our current focus on solar energy. We loved connecting with so many neighbors who are curious about practical ways to reduce energy use, advocate for renewable energy sources, strengthen our communities, and help create a healthier future.

Whether you were just beginning to explore solar or had already made it part of your life, we hope you left feeling informed and inspired. Every conversation matters and every step toward sustainability makes a difference 💚

07/21/2026

Join the 350NH Media Team on July 28th at 6:00 pm as they host Seacoast Anti-Pollution League Director Doug Bogen for a presentation on why nuclear energy is the wrong choice, and why offshore wind is the right choice for New Hampshire. The talk is virtual and open to the public. Please RSVP at 350NH.org/events and let us know your questions for Doug!

07/21/2026

07/16/2026

What a beautiful evening to be had on Great Bay!

A Community Conversation about PFAS: Wastewater, Biosolids and How To Reduce Risks in NH:

The Great Bay Changemaker Program is hosting a panel discussion on PFAS in NH, building on a similar event hosted in June 2025. Panelists will include scientists, farmers, regulators and community leaders working on PFAS issues in New England. All are welcome.

Date: 5:30–7:00 pm, Tuesday, June 16, 2026

Location: Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, 91 Depot Road, Greenland, NH. The event will be in the Hugh Gregg Coastal Conservation Center – the black barn-like building next to the picnic pavilion.

For Children: Engaging STEM program available for kids in the Great Bay Discovery Center. Pizza offered. Be sure to RSVP for any children attending via the RSVP link.

Get more information and register at https://greatbay.org/events/a-community-conversation-about-pfas-2026/

07/14/2026

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Babies and young children are among the most vulnerable to climate change—and the least able to protect themselves.
But communities across the country are taking action. 🌎👶

Register now for the free, virtual, and virtually carbon-emission-free National Summit for Children’s Health in a Changing Climate: How Communities Protect Children from Climate and Environment Harms, bringing together leaders in health care, early care and education, community development, public policy, climate and environmental health, and advocacy. Find out how communities are working together to protect the places where children live, learn, play, and grow.

📅 October 21, 2026
🕛 12:00–5:30 pm ET / 9:00 am–2:30 pm PT
💻 Free Virtual Event

Together, we can build healthier, safer futures for children.
Register today https://tinyurl.com/BTC-climate-summit

07/10/2026

Check out all of these great opportunities to create positive changes in our area! Boot camps, book clubs, guided walks, community talks and more! 💚🌎

The Great Bay Changemaker program can help you use your voice to help meet the environmental challenges that impact all of us. Learn more here.

07/09/2026

A timely Science Snippet from The Collaborative for Health & Environment (3 minutes long)

Dr. Sarah Evans from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai ex...

06/10/2026

Thanking all of you in advance that have contributed your precious time and money to NH Non-Profits, especially those efforts involved in Climate Action and living Sustainably. The last few minutes of this June effort, organized by NH Gives, are quickly receding. Please participate as you are able. Looking forward to your continuing and future involvement!

https://www.nhgives.org/organization/seacoast-climate-action-now