Opening this year on the summer solstice near Union Station in downtown Chicago, the Climate Action Museum offers visitors the chance to take part in climate action, as they learn about conservation, natural resources, energy, and sustainability. Doug Farr, a nationally recognized architect, urbanist and author, returns to the Green Sense show to talk about sustainable architecture and how the museum will help people learn about how our actions affect the environment. The museum at 300 South Riverside Plaza is free and individuals or groups can visit Monday through Friday 10 to 6 and Saturday 10 to 2.
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