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Poster session applications EXTENDED to November 8th
Researchers, scholars and students: Showcase your climate research, innovations and initiatives. Submit an abstract online now.
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| Additional Featured Speakers: | |
| • Richard Alley, Pennsylvania State University • Marie-Helene Aubert, Advisor to the President of France on international netogiations on climate and the environment • Ann Bartuska*, Deputy Under Secretary for Research, Education and Economics • Keya Chatterjee, World Wildlife Fund • Juliet Eilperin, The Washington Post • John Gummer, Lord Deben, Climate Change Committee, UK • David Hales, Second Nature • James Hansen, Columbia University • Bill Hohenstein, US Department of Agriculture • Richard Jackson*, UCLA School of Public Health • Katharine Jacobs, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy • Sylvie Joussaume, French National Centre for Scientific Research • Rachel Kyte, The World Bank • Edward Maibach, George Mason University • Robert Perkowitz, EcoAmerica • Paul Polman*, Unilever |
• Andrew Revkin, Pace University • Walt Reid*, Packard Foundation • Governor Bill Richardson, former Ambassador to the United Nations and Secretary of Energy • Johan Rockström*, Stockholm Resilience Center • Cristina Rumbaitis del Rio*, Rockefeller Foundation • Harvey Ruvin*, Miami-Dade County • Priya Shyamsundar, South Asian Network for Development and Environmental Economics • Jack Sinclair, Walmart • Youba Sokona*, African Climate Policy Centre; IPCC • Kathryn Sullivan, NOAA • Terry Tamminen, 7th Generation Advisors • Alison Taylor*, Siemens • Tom Tidwell, US Forest Service • Petra Tschakert, Pennsylvania State University; IPCC • Anthony Zolezzi, Pegasus Capital Advisors and ZeroWaste Global |
Conference Tracks Include:
- Transitioning Cities to 100% Renewable Energy
- Hazard Mitigation and Climate Adaptation
- Preparing Campuses and Communities for a Changing Climate
- Nature as a Source of Innovation for a Sustainable Metropolis
- Linking Global, Regional, and Local Perspectives for Climate Solutions
- Applying an Ecosystems Framework for Adaptation
- Food Security and Climate Change
- The Arctic: Changing Climate, Socio-Economic Implications, and Strategic Mitigation
- Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+)
- Managing Marine Fisheries in a Changing Climate
- Science and Climate Change Education
- Sustainability for the Nation: Resource Connections and Governance Linkages
- Identifying Security Risks and Opportunities from Climate Change
- Taking “Eco-districts” to Scale
- Evidence-Based Healthier and High Performing Learning Environments
- Monitoring and Measuring Greenhouse Gases in Cities for Decisions
- Regional Collaborations for Climate Change
- The Urban Waters Federal Partnership
- Preparing US Agriculture to Manage Climate Change Risk: Building Effective Climate Change Partnerships and Networks for Agriculture
- Forest Resilience to Climate Change
- Natural Capital for Adapting Coastal Communities to Sea Level Rise
- MomentUs: Building a Movement for Climate Action
- Incentivizing Adaptation in the Built Environment
- Every Place has a Climate Story
- The National Climate Assessment: Innovations in Science and Engagement
- Financing Climate Solutions
- Agroforestry
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