Aligning Science, Politics and Economics on the Path to Climate Solutions

February 25, 2021 5:30pm iCal Google Calendar
 
We have entered a critical decade for managing the climate crisis. Our ability to do so will be determined by the extent to which we can align what is politically possible and economically desirable with what is scientifically necessary. Join us for an expert discussion about how that landscape is being navigated in Maryland and how it foretells the possibilities nationally and globally.
 

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