LIVE: Creating a Roadmap for Surviving Climate Change

LIVE: Creating a Roadmap for Surviving Climate Change

LIVE: Creating a Roadmap for Surviving Climate Change

Tune in for a conversation with four of our country’s top experts on environmental science and policy for an historic panel discussion on the urgent and confounding questions raised by accelerating climate change, hosted by WNYC’s Brian Lehrer.

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Tune in at 2pm EST today for an historic panel discussion on the urgent and confounding questions raised by accelerating climate change.

WNYC, in collaboration with Marfa Dialogues/New York, brings together physicist and visionary environmental scientist Amory Lovins; Chairman of Energy and Finance for New York State, Richard Kauffman; Margot Anderson, Executive Director of the Energy Project for the BiPartisan Policy Center and a long-time US senior energy policy maker; and Guy Nordenson, the Princeton structural engineer and professor of architecture appointed by Mayor Bloomberg to the New York City Panel on Climate Change, for a discussion hosted by WNYC’s Brian Lehrer.

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