Representatives from Sonoma County are convening at this year’s United Nations climate conference in Egypt to share what they’ve learned combating devastating disasters and forging initiatives to rebuild and reduce the region’s carbon footprint.
Santa Rosa Mayor Chris Rogers was among the first in the local delegation to arrive in Sharm El-Sheikh, where he’ll be joined by Rohnert Park Mayor Jackie Elward and others from the North Bay who were invited to attend the COP27 conference.
Officials from Sonoma Water, the county agency, and The Climate Center, a Santa Rosa nonprofit, will also be attending the conference, along with Leo Chyi, district director for Sonoma County Supervisor Lynda Hopkins.
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