This event takes place off site at Curtis Memorial Library at 23 Pleasant Street in Brunswick.

No question, plastic is a useful material, but it poses serious pollution problems.  Does this bother you?  Learn about the plastic challenges we face from four local experts.  Come to both events, as the content and expert speakers for each evening will differ.  This two-part program will take place in Brunswick (Oct. 30th at 6pm) and in Bath (Nov. 5th at 5pm).

Presenters are Mariel Geiger of the Surfriders Portland Chapter, Vanessa Berry, Sustainability Programs Manager of the Natural Resources Council of Maine, Megan Mansfield-Prior, At Large Bath City Counselor, and Bea Johnson, EcoMaine Environmental Educator.

The paired events are co-sponsored by First Parish Church of Brunswick, The Neighborhood UCC of Bath, Curtis Memorial Library of Brunswick and Patten Free Library of Bath.

Curtis Memorial Library in Brunswick

Thursday, October 30 at 7pm

The Good, the Bad, the Ugly of Plastics with Marial Geiger, The Surfrider Foundation

Maine Leads the Way on EPR with Vanessa Berry, Sustainable Maine, NRCM

Patten Free Library in Bath

Wednesday, November 5 at 5pm

Town Efforts on Plastic with Megan Mansfield-Prior, Bath City Counselor

What to do about Plastics at Home? with Bea Johnson, EcoMaine Environmental Educator