SCC: 2026

ABOUTSCC / CURRENT / SIGNUP / ARCHIVES / DISCUSSION GROUP

All Sebastopol Carbon Conversations are held at the Sebastopol Grange (click here for Map) unless otherwise noted.
All Conversations start at 7pm with doors open at 6:30pm, unless otherwise noted.
After the event, recordings and other resources will be accessible via the Archives page.
Email Tor with any questions: carbon@rahus.org

May 6th, 2026 – Solar + Battery Box

[RSVP – All the materials have been reserved for this event. BUT if interested, please do join us to learn. No need to rsvp at this point, just show up :-)]

Event Flier [PDF]

Questions?    contact email  carbon@rahus.org 

Icons from some of the topics shared with the community since Fall 2019 at Sebastopol Carbon Conversations.

Archived from 2025

Topics explored in 2025 includes Climathon, CA Climate & Grizzly Corps, and Climate Victory Gardens. Check the Archives for Recordings, and additional resources for each topic.

Archived from 2024

Topics explored in 2024 includes Repair & Reuse, Solar, and Climate Victory Gardens. Check the Archives for Recordings, and additional resources for each topic.

Archived from Fall 2023

Topics explored in Fall 20023 included Water Resiliency, Compost as a Climate Solution, and Bikes as Transport. Check the Archives for Recordings, and additional resources for each topic.

Archived from Spring 2023

Forecasting What Sonoma County Climate looks like in 2050, Rainwater Cisterns, Electrify Your Home, Campus Climate Connections, and Drive Electric, were themes shared Winter/Spring 2023. Check the archives for recordings and additional resources for each topic.
Scenes from the Bikes as Transport Carbon Conversation in September 2023

Sebastopol Carbon Conversations is organized by The Rahus Institute and hosted by the Sebastopol Grange. The series takes a closer look at the many solutions for reversing global warming as presented in Project Drawdown and other sources. We’ll learn from local organizations that are working on Climate solutions in agriculture, renewable energy, reducing waste, empowering women, transportation, building design, carbon sequestration, and more. Through this exploration, we’ll discover where we each can take small to large steps and help shape a better future.

What you and I can do about Climate Change. Finding our role in shaping the future.

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