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Climate Action Book Club: Climate Capital

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Sunday, September 13 · 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
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SF Climate Action Club Event Link In Climate Capital, Tom Chi argues that our economic systems are fundamentally incompatible with the physical realities of Earth – and that we need to learn new frameworks and skills to be able to find a path towards regeneration. At a time when we're all wrought with climate anxiety and fatalism, Tom offers a grounded framework – the 4C's of critical thinking, creativity, compassion, and community – for anyone ready to reclaim their agency and build toward a sustainable future. Tom is an astrophysicist, designer, and executive who built products with global reach – including Microsoft Outlook, Yahoo Search, Google Glass, and Google's self-driving car program. For the past decade, he's turned his builders' expertise toward a net-positive future, founding At One Ventures in 2020 to invest in deep-tech companies making sustainable products radically cheaper than the incumbents they're replacing. This book club is a follow up of the book talk we hosted on 8/13 with Tom; we'd love to see you for a discussion on the book and your takeaways for what comes next! What to Expect • 💭We’ll have discussion prompts to help kick off the conversation • 🥗 Bring a picnic blanket if you have one and a snack to share • 🐶 Friends (furry, children, adult humans) are welcome! 📍Meetup Location • We're planning to meet at Mission Dolores Park; if the weather takes a turn, we'll find an alternative meeting spot. • Our exact meetup location within the park will be updated in the event description and announced via event text blast ~15 minutes before the event—please enable your “event blast” notifications in settings. If you have trouble finding us, message the event host on Luma. 🌎About Climate Action Club This book club is hosted bimonthly by volunteers of Climate Action Club, a Bay Area community for people who care about the climate crisis and want to take meaningful, collective action. We turn climate anxiety into connection, clarity, and civic power - no prior experience required! For partnership inquiries, please reach out to climateactionclub.sf@gmail.com ―――――――――― ✨ Community Principles • Growth Mindset: We’re all here to learn, grow, and figure it out together. • Relationships Over Transactions: We prioritize real human connection over professional networking. • Inclusivity & Diversity: A mix of voices, experiences, and perspectives makes our community stronger. • Mutual Respect: Everyone deserves to be heard. We show up with curiosity and care. ―――――――――― 📚 Guidelines for a Great Time • Be Kind: Listen fully. Avoid interrupting or dominating the convo. • Be Friendly: Say hi to someone new—especially if they came solo. • Be Mindful: Share space and time so everyone can contribute. • Be Yourself: This is a space to be real, not perform. Let’s have fun and grow together. ―――――――――― By registering, you consent to receiving occasional updates from Climate Action Club. You may opt out anytime. Photos or videos may be taken at this event for future community promotion. Let an organizer know if you prefer not to be photographed. location provided by event source: "Mission Dolores Park, Dolores St &, 19th St, San Francisco, CA 94114, USA" ―――――――――― SF Stuff To Do

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