The Massachusetts Environmental Education Society will convene a summit, Language of Climate Change, 8AM to 4PM on March 9 at College of the Holy Cross in Worcester.  It’s for K-12-college educators (including classroom teachers and outdoor/environmental educators) to discuss how to talk about climate change.  After a keynote by David Sobel,  workshops will be offered by the National Network for Ocean and Climate Change Interpretation (NNOCCI), a collaborative effort led by the New England Aquarium with funding from the National Science Foundation’s Climate Change Education partnership.  Registration is $75 before February 3, $90 afterwards, or $25 for students in high school or college.