People concerned about climate change turned out on Saturday, Oct. 24, at Waterfront Park in Bath to ask how high the Kennebec River will rise as temperatures go up. The event was part of the 350.org International Day of Climate Action; scientists say 350 parts per million of carbon dioxide is the safe upper limit for the atmosphere. Fred Cichocki and Ginny Freeman carry a mock canoe, accompanied by Paul Perkins, wearing a snorkel.
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