Richard Wolfson's "Nuclear Choices for the Twenty-First Century: A Citizen's Guide" offers an authoritative and unbiased look at nuclear technology and its controversies. This essential book

Richard Wolfson's "Nuclear Choices for the Twenty-First Century: A Citizen's Guide" offers an authoritative and unbiased look at nuclear technology and its controversies. This essential book equips citizens to make informed decisions on critical issues, from nuclear power and radiation exposure to food irradiation and international weapons treaties.

Wolfson, a Benjamin F. Wissler Professor of Physics, Emeritus, at Middlebury College, is renowned for making complex science accessible to nonscientists. Get his insightful guide here: https://goo.gle/3bDYgZ6.

To protect the Amazon Basin's ecosystems and biodiversity from a critical tipping point, new technologies like remote sensing, sensors, drones, and blockchain are vital for understanding

To protect the Amazon Basin's ecosystems and biodiversity from a critical tipping point, new technologies like remote sensing, sensors, drones, and blockchain are vital for understanding deforestation and identifying solutions.

Dr. Robert Muggah outlines five priorities to disrupt crime and corruption, urging governments, businesses, and civil societies to radically re-imagine the Amazon. His vision emphasizes empowering local communities and building a sustainable bio-economy. Muggah is a Senior Consultant for the World Bank and co-founder of Instituto Igarapé, a top-ranked social policy think tank.

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This interactive workshop prepares new and seasoned volunteers to understand CCL's vision, find their role, and engage effectively. It includes a mock lobby meeting to prepare for Virtual Lobby

This interactive workshop prepares new and seasoned volunteers to understand CCL's vision, find their role, and engage effectively. It includes a mock lobby meeting to prepare for Virtual Lobby Week, practice building common ground, reviewing HR 2307, and fostering relationships with elected representatives.

Our expert team includes Elli, who starts new chapters, trains advocates globally, and ensures diverse voices are heard, drawing on 15 years in nonprofit management. Solemi supports chapters in FL, AL, and GA, bringing extensive grassroots activism and media experience. Brett, our Education & Engagement Director, develops learning pathways for citizen lobbyists, leveraging his PhD in Public Policy and background in outdoor education and civic engagement.

Join Mark Reynolds for welcome remarks. Jerry Taylor, President of the Niskanen Center, will discuss the Republican party's climate action and carbon pricing advocacy. Jasmine Sanders, Executive

Join Mark Reynolds for welcome remarks. Jerry Taylor, President of the Niskanen Center, will discuss the Republican party's climate action and carbon pricing advocacy. Jasmine Sanders, Executive Director of Our Climate, and Clara Fang will highlight youth involvement in climate advocacy and carbon pricing education. Dr. Danny Richter will deliver a legislative update.

Ms. Sanders, a climate scientist and advocate, leads Our Climate's youth grassroots movement, focusing on climate justice. Find her full bio here. Mr. Taylor, president of the Niskanen Center, previously spent 23 years at the Cato Institute. Access his full bio here. Dr. Richter, a CCL staffer, develops legislative strategy. Ms. Fang serves as CCL's Student Engagement Director.

Communities amplify climate-positive actions and drive cultural change, crucial for sustainable progress. However, they require nurturing to overcome barriers like a lack of empathy or

Communities amplify climate-positive actions and drive cultural change, crucial for sustainable progress. However, they require nurturing to overcome barriers like a lack of empathy or diversity.

Dr. Anna Hands will discuss how communities foster sustainable behavior change to tackle the climate crisis. As director of PPL PWR, a non-profit promoting sustainability, and a Public Officer at the Academy of Medical Sciences, Dr. Hands brings diverse expertise.

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Terry Harpold, Ph.D., explores how art, myth, and fiction reveal the vital connection between our observations of nature and our creative imagination. He argues that addressing the climate crisis

Terry Harpold, Ph.D., explores how art, myth, and fiction reveal the vital connection between our observations of nature and our creative imagination. He argues that addressing the climate crisis requires more than practical solutions; we must also embrace this vital connectivity to forge new, lasting meaning in a world in crisis.

Dr. Harpold, a Professor at the University of Florida since 2000, specializes in new media theory, digital humanities, science fiction, and environmental humanities. He holds a BA from SUNY Stony Brook and a PhD from the University of Pennsylvania, and has received multiple teaching awards. This talk was presented at an independently organized TEDx event.

Assistant Professor Veronique Oldham will explore how three chemical reactions profoundly shaped our world, answering the question: "What would our oceans look like without oxygen?"

Dr.

Assistant Professor Veronique Oldham will explore how three chemical reactions profoundly shaped our world, answering the question: "What would our oceans look like without oxygen?"

Dr. Oldham, an expert in Chemical Oceanography, began her career studying chemistry in Canada, then researched metals in seawater in Bermuda. After completing her PhD and post-doctoral work, she joined URI’s Graduate School of Oceanography. Her current research focuses on intense redox chemistry in coastal oceans, hydrothermal vents, and polar systems.

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Human objects in space are creating dangerous clutter. MIT Assistant Professor Danielle Wood advocates for sustainable space technology, stressing the need to respect both people and the

Human objects in space are creating dangerous clutter. MIT Assistant Professor Danielle Wood advocates for sustainable space technology, stressing the need to respect both people and the environment in future missions. This approach is crucial for managing the "industrial waste" accumulating beyond Earth.

One promising solution involves a wax-based fuel for satellites, made from beeswax and candle wax. This less toxic and more affordable alternative would help bring objects closer to Earth for safe deorbiting and destruction, offering a sustainable way to address space debris.

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Adam Met, a member of the multi-platinum band AJR and UN Development Advocate, proposes using the music industry's "engagement ladder" to inspire public action against climate change. He brings a

Adam Met, a member of the multi-platinum band AJR and UN Development Advocate, proposes using the music industry's "engagement ladder" to inspire public action against climate change. He brings a unique, interdisciplinary perspective, intersecting music, technology, policy, and academia.

With over 2 billion streams worldwide, Met is also Executive Director of Sustainable Partners Inc., a nonprofit focused on sustainability engagement, and is pursuing a PhD in International Human Rights Law and Sustainable Development. He hosts the podcast Planet Reimagined and writes for publications like Billboard and Fortune.

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Hakan Karaosman is a social scientist specializing in environmental and social justice across fashion supply chains. He argues that climate change and social inequality are "too far gone,"

Hakan Karaosman is a social scientist specializing in environmental and social justice across fashion supply chains. He argues that climate change and social inequality are "too far gone," requiring an entirely new paradigm to ensure universal justice.

Dr. Karaosman serves as Chief Scientist at FReSCH (Fashion's Responsible Supply Chain Hub), an action research project funded by the European Commission and hosted by University College Dublin. He also sits on the boards of IPSERA, STOF, and UCRF. This talk was delivered at a TEDx event. Learn more at ted.com/tedx.