Inclusive Climate Resilience: Reducing Climate-Related Risks Across Geographies and Demographics
Explore cutting-edge research and inclusive innovation for reducing climate-related risks across geographies and demographics as severe weather becomes the new norm.
Silent Spring Revolution - The Environment from JFK to Joe Biden
Explore the rise of environmental activism from 1960-1973, key figures, and lessons for today's climate challenges with historian Douglas Brinkley in conversation with ACES educator Denali Barron.
Incorporating Equity into Climate Change Strategies
Explore strategies to address climate change impacts on vulnerable populations, focusing on health equity, structural racism, and community engagement to minimize disproportionate effects.
An Energy Plan the Earth Can Live With
Exploring sustainable energy solutions for a 1.5°C warming target, emphasizing immediate action, technological advancements, and policy opportunities to address climate change and environmental justice.
Making Climate Change Concepts Accessible and Acceptable to a Wide Audience
Interactive workshop on climate change principles, demonstrating physics in weather and climate to engage young audiences and promote understanding of global warming and potential solutions.
GeoHealth Career Development and Opportunities in Climate Change and Environmental Justice
Dr. White-Newsome discusses transforming communities through people-centered solutions, addressing climate change, public health, environmental justice, and racial equity, with a focus on career development.
Who Dr. Marshall Shepherd Is in 21 Pictures - AGU LANDInG Inclusive Webinar Series
Renowned climate expert Dr. J. Marshall Shepherd shares his personal journey and insights on diversity, equity, and inclusion in STEM fields through 21 impactful images.
Climate Change and Inequality - Distributional Impacts and Dynamic Vulnerabilities
Explore the uneven impacts of climate change across regions and the factors driving differential vulnerability, with insights from Dr. Julie A. Silva's research on environmental inequality.
Americans and Climate Change - Effective Communication Strategies
Interactive talk on effective climate change messaging, exploring verbal and visual strategies to mobilize action across political divides and generate meaningful movement among American voters.
The Opportunity for Conservation: Engaging People of Color and Their Land
Explore strategies for engaging people of color in conservation efforts, focusing on land ownership and stewardship to promote inclusive environmental protection and sustainable practices.
Advancing Racial Equity and Environmental Justice - Opportunity, Justice, and The Power of Place
Exploring the intersection of environmental justice, conservation, and racial equity, with insights on community power, policy, and strategies for addressing current crises affecting Black and Indigenous communities.
Growing the Movement for Climate Action in Schools - Listening Session 6
Exploring strategies to expand climate action in schools through collaboration between students, parents, educators, and activists, focusing on policy changes and sustained environmental justice initiatives.
Innovative Solutions for Food and Water Sustainability - Aspen Ideas: Climate
Exploring innovative solutions for sustainable food and water systems, featuring veganism advocacy, water-efficient farming, atmospheric water generation, and upcycling kitchen waste.
Solving for Extreme Heat - Addressing Climate-Related Health Risks
Experts discuss strategies to combat extreme heat's impact on vulnerable communities, featuring heat officers from Africa and Athens and global medical leaders addressing health outcomes.
Educating for Climate Action - Turning Education into Climate Leadership
Exploring strategies to transform education into climate action, focusing on K-12 and higher education's potential to cultivate climate leaders and drive innovation.
Managed Retreat: Adapting to Rising Seas in Coastal Communities
Experts discuss managed retreat strategies for coastal communities facing rising seas, exploring how some are relocating to preserve their cultures and livelihoods amid climate change challenges.
Living Laboratories: National Parks and Protected Areas as Climate Solution Research Sites
Explore how protected areas serve as living laboratories for climate research, preserve biodiversity, and revive indigenous traditions, offering insights into ecological adaptation and climate solutions.
Freedom to Breathe - Climate Justice
Explore diverse perspectives on climate change, from decarbonizing shipping to integrating new technologies. Experts discuss food systems, environmental protection, and the intersection of climate action with social justice.
Taking It to the Streets: Miami Beach's Climate Change Journey
Explore Miami Beach's climate challenges and local advocacy efforts through insights from environmental experts and youth leaders, highlighting community-driven solutions and future perspectives.
Pathfinders - Climate-Smart Solutions from Rural America and Native Nations
Rural America and Native Nations lead climate-smart solutions, addressing challenges like drought, wildfires, and rising seas. Discover innovative environmental justice initiatives and practical tips for a sustainable future.
Overcoming Climate Doom - Young Activists' Hopeful Approach
Young climate activists combat hopelessness, focusing on solutions and inspiring action. They emphasize evidence-based hope, community building, and collective responsibility to drive positive change in the fight against climate change.