The Great New York Power Shift – Transitioning to a Low Carbon Future

Thursday, March 5th: The Great New York Power Shift – Transitioning to a Low Carbon Future

 

The Gen En Campaign at Pace University is about building the pillars of our clean and efficient energy future around the environment, entrepreneurship, and engagement.

 

And there’s no better place to be than right here in New York State, which is looking to set new standards for system resiliency, market innovation, community involvement, carbon reduction, and environmental protection. 

 

It’s one thing to talk about moving beyond fossil fuels to a zero-carbon energy menu for the Empire State; it’s another to take the steps that could achieve this great transition. Where are the hurdles, both technical and political? What innovations are most likely to surmount those obstacles? What’s the role of government, business, and citizens?

 

On Thursday, March 5th, join a conversation with leading experts, in person or online, for The Great New York Power Shift – Transitioning to a Low Carbon Future

Thursday, March 5, 2015

10:15am – 12:00pm

Butcher Suite, Kessel Student Center

Pace University, Pleasantville, NY

 

Free and open to the public. Add to the conversation with #PacePowerShift on Twitter.
More information, including instructions on live streaming, at pace.edu/GenEn.

 

Our speakers include:

Karl R. Rábago, Executive Director at Pace Law School Energy and Climate Center
Mark Z. Jacobson, Director of the Atmosphere/Energy Program at Stanford University, Cofounder of The Solutions Project
Andrew C. Revkin, Moderator, Senior Fellow for Environmental Understanding at Pace Academy for Applied Environmental Studies, Blogger at The New York Times’ Dot Earth Blog

 

Bioethics Forum XXIII is co-sponsored by: Sigma Xi Scientific Research Society and
Pace Academy for Applied Environmental Studies’ Gen En Campaign.

 

Contact: Pace Academy for Applied Environmental Studies at (914) 773-3091 and [email protected]