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As climate change and nature-loss continue to impact food systems across the globe, the need for regenerative approaches to agriculture and food production is more important than ever. Join Walmart in conversation with key supply chain collaborators on why regenerative agriculture matters and how to build programs that are inclusive, intentional and localized. Expect to walk away with tangible learnings on how to collaborate across supply chains to ensure better outcomes for people, businesses, and the planet. Bonus: a special demonstration of soil health in action!
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The future of our planet depends on being able to feed our growing population, while at the same time, the food industry is a significant contributor to climate change. Reducing food waste is an enormous opportunity to address both food insecurity and mitigate climate change, and it is among the many issues that need to be addressed in order to ensure sustainable food chains for future generations. In the spirit of Hellmann’s brand purpose – “make taste, not waste,” brand representatives and industry experts discuss how food companies can empower consumers to limit the waste, how technology and innovation are bringing new solutions and ideas for the future.
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As climate change and nature-loss continue to impact food systems across the globe, the need for regenerative approaches to agriculture and food production is more important than ever. Join Walmart in conversation with key supply chain collaborators on why regenerative agriculture matters and how to build programs that are inclusive, intentional and localized. Expect to walk away with tangible learnings on how to collaborate across supply chains to ensure better outcomes for people, businesses, and the planet. Bonus: a special demonstration of soil health in action!
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The future of our planet depends on being able to feed our growing population, while at the same time, the food industry is a significant contributor to climate change. Reducing food waste is an enormous opportunity to address both food insecurity and mitigate climate change, and it is among the many issues that need to be addressed in order to ensure sustainable food chains for future generations. In the spirit of Hellmann’s brand purpose – “make taste, not waste,” brand representatives and industry experts discuss how food companies can empower consumers to limit the waste, how technology and innovation are bringing new solutions and ideas for the future.
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The entertainment, convention, and sports industries are cultural cornerstones that have the potential to be sustainability catalysts by driving behavior change and delivering measurable impact. The panel of industry leaders will openly share the sustainability challenges they face, today's best practices, and explore the future of sustainability for these industries.
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The climate crisis is rooted in systems and structures that enable and require the continuous growth and utilization of natural and human resources. Because the cause of the climate crisis is in these systems, the solution must accordingly be systemic and will take engagement in collective action by individuals, communities, nations, and international entities. Climate literacy is of paramount importance because groups of people who understand the causes, effects, and implications of climate change are better able to discuss, decide on, and take actions that fit their community. Securing a safe future for all will require a transformation of human society that, in turn, requires a climate literate population that is able to discuss and collaborate on implementing solutions that are inclusive and fair for everyone.
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The entertainment, convention, and sports industries are cultural cornerstones that have the potential to be sustainability catalysts by driving behavior change and delivering measurable impact. The panel of industry leaders will openly share the sustainability challenges they face, today's best practices, and explore the future of sustainability for these industries.
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The climate crisis is rooted in systems and structures that enable and require the continuous growth and utilization of natural and human resources. Because the cause of the climate crisis is in these systems, the solution must accordingly be systemic and will take engagement in collective action by individuals, communities, nations, and international entities. Climate literacy is of paramount importance because groups of people who understand the causes, effects, and implications of climate change are better able to discuss, decide on, and take actions that fit their community. Securing a safe future for all will require a transformation of human society that, in turn, requires a climate literate population that is able to discuss and collaborate on implementing solutions that are inclusive and fair for everyone.
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As the world rallies to combat climate change, the responsibility of decarbonizing the fashion industry extends beyond individual brands or manufacturers. It's a collective endeavor that demands collaborative learning and innovative problem-solving across the entire value chain. In our pursuit of a shared vision — a 45% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 — we must transcend traditional boundaries and forge partnerships that fuel the transformation our industry needs.
With upcoming rules and regulations and the combined effects of climate change, it is now more important than ever to integrate the principles of ESG into a business. Topics to be covered include: emissions calculations, certification and claims, packaging, ingredients, transportation, waste management, resource management, communication, and social investments.
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As the world rallies to combat climate change, the responsibility of decarbonizing the fashion industry extends beyond individual brands or manufacturers. It's a collective endeavor that demands collaborative learning and innovative problem-solving across the entire value chain. In our pursuit of a shared vision — a 45% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 — we must transcend traditional boundaries and forge partnerships that fuel the transformation our industry needs.
With upcoming rules and regulations and the combined effects of climate change, it is now more important than ever to integrate the principles of ESG into a business. Topics to be covered include: emissions calculations, certification and claims, packaging, ingredients, transportation, waste management, resource management, communication, and social investments.
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Join leaders as they delve into the intersection of technology, sustainability, and consumer behavior. Only 9% of the world economy is circular, and with global retail sales projected to exceed 31.7 trillion U.S. dollars by 2025, it's crucial to explore how technology can help bridge this gap within the retail sector by enabling consumers to embrace more conscious shopping practices. In this session, panelists will share new and innovative tech solutions taking off in the sustainable retail space, along with the latest trends and consumer insights around sustainability and conscious shopping. Attendees can also expect actionable insights on how brands can make a positive impact on the planet through their products and businesses.
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According to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, transitioning to a circular economy could reduce global carbon emissions by 45% by 2050 and generate $2.7 trillion in annual economic benefits by 2030. Adopting a circular economy approach is paramount in our path towards a sustainable future. From packaging and sustainable materials to integrating creative zero-waste practices, businesses are in the midst of developing and deploying new innovations to enhance circularity. This multi-sector panel will explore the importance of designing products, materials, and experiences with the entire lifecycle in mind. Learn about new initiatives that are disrupting traditional modes of use and waste, and the significance of cross-sector collaboration in promoting a circular economy.
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Join leaders as they delve into the intersection of technology, sustainability, and consumer behavior. Only 9% of the world economy is circular, and with global retail sales projected to exceed 31.7 trillion U.S. dollars by 2025, it's crucial to explore how technology can help bridge this gap within the retail sector by enabling consumers to embrace more conscious shopping practices. In this session, panelists will share new and innovative tech solutions taking off in the sustainable retail space, along with the latest trends and consumer insights around sustainability and conscious shopping. Attendees can also expect actionable insights on how brands can make a positive impact on the planet through their products and businesses.
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According to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, transitioning to a circular economy could reduce global carbon emissions by 45% by 2050 and generate $2.7 trillion in annual economic benefits by 2030. Adopting a circular economy approach is paramount in our path towards a sustainable future. From packaging and sustainable materials to integrating creative zero-waste practices, businesses are in the midst of developing and deploying new innovations to enhance circularity. This multi-sector panel will explore the importance of designing products, materials, and experiences with the entire lifecycle in mind. Learn about new initiatives that are disrupting traditional modes of use and waste, and the significance of cross-sector collaboration in promoting a circular economy.
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We all share a responsibility to address the root causes of climate change and reduce the footprint of our own actions. No group is immune to the effects of climate change, and our efforts to address climate risk are fundamental to the future of thriving societies. Because climate change disproportionately impacts underserved groups, eroding safety, long-term health and economic outcomes, our climate actions should be viewed through the lens of equitable opportunity, further solidifying the need for progress. This Main Stage panel will address the role we play in responding to systemic challenges that have created disparities across society, specifically focused on environmental equity.
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Nationwide, the individuals most impacted by climate change tend to be those from marginalized groups and these communities are underrepresented in the climate movement. Climate change requires more than technological solutions, it demands a fair and just approach.
Tom's of Maine believes in placing equity at the core of its mission to create a healthy future for all people. Climate change and equity are not separate issues but are deeply interconnected, and addressing one requires considering the other. To spark insights into action, Tom's of Maine will convene a panel of youth voices at The Nest Climate Campus in September 2023. Attendees of this panel event can expect to see the energy, creativity, and commitment these young people bring take center stage, as they continue highlighting the need to imbed equity in climate solutions.
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We all share a responsibility to address the root causes of climate change and reduce the footprint of our own actions. No group is immune to the effects of climate change, and our efforts to address climate risk are fundamental to the future of thriving societies. Because climate change disproportionately impacts underserved groups, eroding safety, long-term health and economic outcomes, our climate actions should be viewed through the lens of equitable opportunity, further solidifying the need for progress. This Main Stage panel will address the role we play in responding to systemic challenges that have created disparities across society, specifically focused on environmental equity.
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Nationwide, the individuals most impacted by climate change tend to be those from marginalized groups and these communities are underrepresented in the climate movement. Climate change requires more than technological solutions, it demands a fair and just approach.
Tom's of Maine believes in placing equity at the core of its mission to create a healthy future for all people. Climate change and equity are not separate issues but are deeply interconnected, and addressing one requires considering the other. To spark insights into action, Tom's of Maine will convene a panel of youth voices at The Nest Climate Campus in September 2023. Attendees of this panel event can expect to see the energy, creativity, and commitment these young people bring take center stage, as they continue highlighting the need to imbed equity in climate solutions.
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Come learn about the Drawdown Roadmap — a science-based strategy for accelerating climate solutions. The roadmap points to which climate actions governments, businesses, investors, philanthropists, community leaders, and others should prioritize to make the most of our efforts to stop climate change. By showing how to strategically mobilize solutions across sectors, time, and place; engage the power of co-benefits; and recognize and remove obstacles; the Drawdown Roadmap charts a path to accelerate climate solutions before it’s too late.
Dr. Jonathan Foley, Executive Director, Project Drawdown
To help combat climate change, we must collaborate and scale climate innovations globally to drive results. In this session, 3M and Svante will share their efforts to advance Direct Air Capture technology to efficiently remove CO2 from the environment, and reduce its impact on global communities.
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Come learn about the Drawdown Roadmap — a science-based strategy for accelerating climate solutions. The roadmap points to which climate actions governments, businesses, investors, philanthropists, community leaders, and others should prioritize to make the most of our efforts to stop climate change. By showing how to strategically mobilize solutions across sectors, time, and place; engage the power of co-benefits; and recognize and remove obstacles; the Drawdown Roadmap charts a path to accelerate climate solutions before it’s too late.
Dr. Jonathan Foley, Executive Director, Project Drawdown
To help combat climate change, we must collaborate and scale climate innovations globally to drive results. In this session, 3M and Svante will share their efforts to advance Direct Air Capture technology to efficiently remove CO2 from the environment, and reduce its impact on global communities.
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Businesses must adapt in the face of climate change. Not only do they need to reduce their own emissions, but they must remain flexible enough to handle the disruptions expected ahead because of climate change. To do this, with speed and at scale, requires use of digital tools, data transparency and collaborations across entire value chains.
Throughout this discussion the panelists will cover how to couple digital technologies and software with innovative collaborations and partnerships to accelerate decarbonization of products, production, and supply chains across industries and around the globe.
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With increasing societal focus on health and well-being paired with calls for urgent action in the face of climate change, this essential conversation tackles how to create sustainable, healthy, beautiful communities that are welcoming to all - and continuously drive long term ROI.
Join leaders from Urbanstrong, a pioneer in vegetative building technologies; Veris Residential, a forward-thinking, environmentally and socially conscious REIT; and the International WELL Building Institute, the global authority on transforming buildings, companies, and communities to best serve the people, to hear how they confront these challenges from three unique perspectives.
Attendees will uncover opportunities for collaboration and partnership that accelerate decarbonization and green design initiatives while increasing community well-being.
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Businesses must adapt in the face of climate change. Not only do they need to reduce their own emissions, but they must remain flexible enough to handle the disruptions expected ahead because of climate change. To do this, with speed and at scale, requires use of digital tools, data transparency and collaborations across entire value chains.
Throughout this discussion the panelists will cover how to couple digital technologies and software with innovative collaborations and partnerships to accelerate decarbonization of products, production, and supply chains across industries and around the globe.
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With increasing societal focus on health and well-being paired with calls for urgent action in the face of climate change, this essential conversation tackles how to create sustainable, healthy, beautiful communities that are welcoming to all - and continuously drive long term ROI.
Join leaders from Urbanstrong, a pioneer in vegetative building technologies; Veris Residential, a forward-thinking, environmentally and socially conscious REIT; and the International WELL Building Institute, the global authority on transforming buildings, companies, and communities to best serve the people, to hear how they confront these challenges from three unique perspectives.
Attendees will uncover opportunities for collaboration and partnership that accelerate decarbonization and green design initiatives while increasing community well-being.
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In this session you will hear experts from Cisco and Javits Center discuss the journey to transform and modernize the massive building to becoming one of New York's most important economic assets. What began as an opportunity to modernize technology systems after a severe weather event evolved into a reimagined space that incorporates smart building technology, sustainable materials, renewable energy, urban farming practices and more. The panel of experts will discuss the key steps taken along this journey, share key learnings and explain how using technology can be used to accelerate sustainability initiatives.
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As more companies make public commitments to curb emissions and improve their environmental impact, each must devise its own path to reach the new and emerging disclosure standards and targets today. JUST Capital CEO Martin Whittaker will present the latest data on America’s largest companies' progress on climate commitments and highlight the corporations that are leading within JUST Capital’s Rankings of America’s Most JUST Companies. A panel conversation with some of these leaders will lay out their unique approaches to sustainability, and address how other companies can meaningfully approach climate action for the long term.
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In this session you will hear experts from Cisco and Javits Center discuss the journey to transform and modernize the massive building to becoming one of New York's most important economic assets. What began as an opportunity to modernize technology systems after a severe weather event evolved into a reimagined space that incorporates smart building technology, sustainable materials, renewable energy, urban farming practices and more. The panel of experts will discuss the key steps taken along this journey, share key learnings and explain how using technology can be used to accelerate sustainability initiatives.
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As more companies make public commitments to curb emissions and improve their environmental impact, each must devise its own path to reach the new and emerging disclosure standards and targets today. JUST Capital CEO Martin Whittaker will present the latest data on America’s largest companies' progress on climate commitments and highlight the corporations that are leading within JUST Capital’s Rankings of America’s Most JUST Companies. A panel conversation with some of these leaders will lay out their unique approaches to sustainability, and address how other companies can meaningfully approach climate action for the long term.
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The buildings sector accounts for nearly 40% of energy and process-related CO 2 emissions. Legence and its panel of experts will share a unique process to overcome the fragmented and siloed approach that is the greatest barrier to transition to a low carbon building sector. Through actionable plans that reach organizational sustainability goals, industry leaders will draw from their expertise across all project stages – from ESG advisory to engineering and design to project execution – to share real-world examples of how Legence has successfully simplified the complexity of decarbonization and makes the business case to reduce emissions, lower costs and enhance building performance through a stackable solutions model. Our panel will also cover available and time sensitive financing incentives, including provisions within the recent Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
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To tackle the climate crisis, creative and innovative partnerships need to scale. During this panel Enel North America will explore how this is achievable. Alongside our customers and partners, we will showcase strategies to help accelerate progress towards meeting your sustainability targets and share actionable ideas to enable a clean energy future for all.
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The buildings sector accounts for nearly 40% of energy and process-related CO 2 emissions. Legence and its panel of experts will share a unique process to overcome the fragmented and siloed approach that is the greatest barrier to transition to a low carbon building sector. Through actionable plans that reach organizational sustainability goals, industry leaders will draw from their expertise across all project stages – from ESG advisory to engineering and design to project execution – to share real-world examples of how Legence has successfully simplified the complexity of decarbonization and makes the business case to reduce emissions, lower costs and enhance building performance through a stackable solutions model. Our panel will also cover available and time sensitive financing incentives, including provisions within the recent Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
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To tackle the climate crisis, creative and innovative partnerships need to scale. During this panel Enel North America will explore how this is achievable. Alongside our customers and partners, we will showcase strategies to help accelerate progress towards meeting your sustainability targets and share actionable ideas to enable a clean energy future for all.
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Climate change and extreme weather events pose serious risks globally to communities and businesses, and have shed light on asset and infrastructure vulnerabilities. According to FM Global research, climate-related losses at commercial properties with the highest climate risk are 30 times more likely to occur and 180 times more severe than at properties with the lowest risk. This panel will discuss the crucial role the insurance sector can play in understanding climate risk – and the importance of planning and building for resilience. We will share innovative approaches to insurance models, examples of how communities and businesses can address vulnerabilities, and discuss incentives for taking action.
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A single organization prioritizing sustainability can be difficult without the buy-in of the full industry and its supply chain. The digital advertising industry, which powers most of the internet, an industry with higher emissions than the global aviation industry, is in the midst of rallying the full supply chain in a race to reach net-zero emissions as soon as possible.
In this session, you will hear how any industry can learn from the speed at which the digital ad industry is prioritizing sustainability pre-competitively and hear a case study on how two organizations - Sharethrough and IPG - are working together to make an immediate improvement in the carbon footprint of their industry.
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Climate change and extreme weather events pose serious risks globally to communities and businesses, and have shed light on asset and infrastructure vulnerabilities. According to FM Global research, climate-related losses at commercial properties with the highest climate risk are 30 times more likely to occur and 180 times more severe than at properties with the lowest risk. This panel will discuss the crucial role the insurance sector can play in understanding climate risk – and the importance of planning and building for resilience. We will share innovative approaches to insurance models, examples of how communities and businesses can address vulnerabilities, and discuss incentives for taking action.
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A single organization prioritizing sustainability can be difficult without the buy-in of the full industry and its supply chain. The digital advertising industry, which powers most of the internet, an industry with higher emissions than the global aviation industry, is in the midst of rallying the full supply chain in a race to reach net-zero emissions as soon as possible.
In this session, you will hear how any industry can learn from the speed at which the digital ad industry is prioritizing sustainability pre-competitively and hear a case study on how two organizations - Sharethrough and IPG - are working together to make an immediate improvement in the carbon footprint of their industry.
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Rachel J. Robasciotti is the CEO and Founder of Adasina Social Capital, an investment and financial activism firm that serves as a critical bridge between financial markets and social justice movements. Rachel’s passion for social justice investing is rooted in her background as a Black, queer woman and growing up in a community that struggled for safety and financial security within a rural town that was largely segregated. Rachel is a fierce advocate for social justice in the financial industry and is regularly featured in the media as a leader in the field for integrating issues of racial, gender, economic, and climate justice into investment portfolios.
A game-changing panel session to discover more about the rise of ESG and its impact on Travel & Tourism. Over the past decade, ESG has captured unprecedented attention from stakeholders, especially investors. The focus on climate change as an urgent existential issue has driven ESG growth, affecting companies across all sectors, including Travel & Tourism. Governments and institutions worldwide are mandating companies to disclose ESG practices and outcomes, shifting from voluntary to mandatory reporting. Europe and the US are leading the way for introducing vital new ESG and climate reporting standards this year. In the midst of these changes, the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) and Oliver Wyman have joined forces to produce a groundbreaking new report, demystifying ESG requirements for the Travel & Tourism sector. The report provides a roadmap for industry players to prepare for the upcoming regulations, set to take effect as early as 2024. Our expert panelists will reveal how Travel & Tourism can seize the opportunities presented by these future ESG requirements.
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Rachel J. Robasciotti is the CEO and Founder of Adasina Social Capital, an investment and financial activism firm that serves as a critical bridge between financial markets and social justice movements. Rachel’s passion for social justice investing is rooted in her background as a Black, queer woman and growing up in a community that struggled for safety and financial security within a rural town that was largely segregated. Rachel is a fierce advocate for social justice in the financial industry and is regularly featured in the media as a leader in the field for integrating issues of racial, gender, economic, and climate justice into investment portfolios.
A game-changing panel session to discover more about the rise of ESG and its impact on Travel & Tourism. Over the past decade, ESG has captured unprecedented attention from stakeholders, especially investors. The focus on climate change as an urgent existential issue has driven ESG growth, affecting companies across all sectors, including Travel & Tourism. Governments and institutions worldwide are mandating companies to disclose ESG practices and outcomes, shifting from voluntary to mandatory reporting. Europe and the US are leading the way for introducing vital new ESG and climate reporting standards this year. In the midst of these changes, the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) and Oliver Wyman have joined forces to produce a groundbreaking new report, demystifying ESG requirements for the Travel & Tourism sector. The report provides a roadmap for industry players to prepare for the upcoming regulations, set to take effect as early as 2024. Our expert panelists will reveal how Travel & Tourism can seize the opportunities presented by these future ESG requirements.
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The unique challenges of our time are calling for more female leaders at the nexus of climate adaptation, innovation, and regulation. These public and private sector executives will share stories of how they lead in their respective organizations and seek to create value for stakeholders in an era of unprecedented change.
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Co-presented by Imagine 5 and Project Drawdown, this panel discussion will center underrepresented voices and delve into storytelling approaches as a tool to elevate climate solutions and inspire action. Attendees will walk away with strategies they can deploy in their own spheres of influence to utilize storytelling for hope while featuring climate heroes accelerating current solutions whose stories too often go unheard.
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The unique challenges of our time are calling for more female leaders at the nexus of climate adaptation, innovation, and regulation. These public and private sector executives will share stories of how they lead in their respective organizations and seek to create value for stakeholders in an era of unprecedented change.
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Co-presented by Imagine 5 and Project Drawdown, this panel discussion will center underrepresented voices and delve into storytelling approaches as a tool to elevate climate solutions and inspire action. Attendees will walk away with strategies they can deploy in their own spheres of influence to utilize storytelling for hope while featuring climate heroes accelerating current solutions whose stories too often go unheard.
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Climate change is here, and we’re going to live with it, even in the best scenarios. So are we destined for a future devoid of humor, joy, and connection? Nope, and we’re here to prove it. Join leaders from the climate literacy initiative Probable Futures and Climate Comedy Cohort comedians for a unique presentation blending science, comedy, and meaningful discussion as we explore detailed climate maps and discuss our future, minus the anxiety.
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Climate change is here, and we’re going to live with it, even in the best scenarios. So are we destined for a future devoid of humor, joy, and connection? Nope, and we’re here to prove it. Join leaders from the climate literacy initiative Probable Futures and Climate Comedy Cohort comedians for a unique presentation blending science, comedy, and meaningful discussion as we explore detailed climate maps and discuss our future, minus the anxiety.
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Climate impacts are distributed in a starkly uneven way across nations and communities. Explore how we can move towards a just and equitable future with women leaders whose experiences span climate justice activism, public policy, food security, economic development, the arts and design, cultural activism, and journalism and media.
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Leaders from the front lines of non-profit organizations share how strategic investments in climate funds and STEM education programs can help scale sustainable solutions on a community level.
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Climate impacts are distributed in a starkly uneven way across nations and communities. Explore how we can move towards a just and equitable future with women leaders whose experiences span climate justice activism, public policy, food security, economic development, the arts and design, cultural activism, and journalism and media.
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Leaders from the front lines of non-profit organizations share how strategic investments in climate funds and STEM education programs can help scale sustainable solutions on a community level.
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If we are to halt climate change before it’s too late, we need to use science to allocate philanthropic and investment capital to the most effective climate solutions and strategies – those that will yield the greatest benefit in the least amount of time. Project Drawdown’s scientific analysis shows that there are nearly 100 technologically and financially viable solutions for reducing, avoiding, or sequestering emissions. If scaled urgently and effectively, these solutions can collectively stop climate change.
During this panel, we’ll hear from leaders across the climate capital spectrum and explore how collaboration and different leverage points can accelerate effective climate solutions funding.
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Britton Jones, Founder & CEO, The Nest Climate Campus and Chairman of the Board for Food Rescue US
If we are to halt climate change before it’s too late, we need to use science to allocate philanthropic and investment capital to the most effective climate solutions and strategies – those that will yield the greatest benefit in the least amount of time. Project Drawdown’s scientific analysis shows that there are nearly 100 technologically and financially viable solutions for reducing, avoiding, or sequestering emissions. If scaled urgently and effectively, these solutions can collectively stop climate change.
During this panel, we’ll hear from leaders across the climate capital spectrum and explore how collaboration and different leverage points can accelerate effective climate solutions funding.
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Britton Jones, Founder & CEO, The Nest Climate Campus and Chairman of the Board for Food Rescue US
