5PM – Climate News that Moves the World
Join leading journalists bringing you news from the frontlines of the climate crisis. How do we tell these stories to make an impact and inspire change in our economies and the way we relate to and protect nature? How do we help journalists do their jobs, in this often life-threatening endeavor? We will explore groundbreaking approaches and inspiring strategies that will keep environmental journalism alive, reporting on the scientific discoveries and progress that matter to all.
Jessica Aldred, Ocean Editor, Pulitzer Center
Caitlin Saks, Senior Producer, NOVA (PBS)
David Sassoon, Founder & Publisher, InsideClimate News
7PM – Beyond the Ice: The Worldwide Impacts of Arctic Extremes
How do we integrate polar regions into global climate conversation? Explore Arctic extreme conditions, their impact on the global climate crisis, and Arctic communities. Emphasize the need for international collaboration for timely solutions. Engage with key experts in a conversation for the future of our planet. Featuring a special kick-off fireside chat with iconic Explorers Club Medalist Bertrand Piccard.
Curated in collaboration with the Foundation Prince Albert II of Monaco, Harvard Kennedy School’s Belfer Center, and Woodwell Climate Research Institute.
Featuring:
M. Bertrand Piccard, Explorers Club Medalist and President of the Foundation Solar Impulse
Aaja Chemnitz Larsen, Chair of Arctic Parliamentarians and Greenlandic Member of the Danish Parliament
Moderator: Dr. Alexander More, Chair of The Explorers Club Climate Week
Dr. John Holdren, Research Professor at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government, Co-Director of the Science, Technology, and Public Policy Program at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, and former Science Advisor to President Obama.
Dr. Sue Natali, Senior Scientist at the Woodwell Climate Research Center and Lead of the Permafrost Pathways initiative.
Edward Alexander, Co-Chair of the Gwich’in Council International and Head of Delegation to the Senior Arctic Officials.
Moderator: Allison Agsten, Director of the Center for Climate Journalism at USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.
Note: The Bar and Lounge will be reserved after the event for those coming to the 7PM event exclusively.
