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Moving Climate Action Foward: Will We Get the Job Done?

Join Harvard faculty, students, and fellow alumni for a cross-disciplinary conversation about climate change. Emerging science and on-the-ground evidence of climate tipping points and accelerating natural disasters call us to rapid and transformative responses. Are the pandemic and struggling economy a help or a hindrance to climate action and what are we learning from this historic moment? As a society and set of institutions and economies, will we rise to the challenges of a just transition?

Speakers include:

Ilana Cohen AB '22, Student, Harvard College

Ayana Johnson AB '02, Founder, Urban Ocean Lab, Co-founder, The All We Can Save Project, Co-host, How to Save a Planet

Bill McKibben AB '82, Co-founder, 350.org

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Other programs in this series included:

Climate, Biodiversity, Pandemics, and Justice on September 23

Climate, Government, and the Economy on October 15

Changing Hearts and Minds on Climate Change on November 18

Climate Change, Protests, and Politics on December 9

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