Destiny Studies for a Small Planet

This symposium celebrating Robert Socolow and his 48 years of environmental problem-solving at Princeton explores the risks from climate change and from its solutions. Morning topics: the climate science enterprise, the emergence of global norms, and the nuclear world. Afternoon topics: industrialization and poverty in developing countries, allocations of land, and new technology.

Coverage of the symposium is available on the Princeton University homepage.

Program updates available at environment.princeton.edu/destiny-studies

For questions, email socfest@princeton.edu Seating will be limited; live streaming will be available on mediacentrallive.princeton.edu

 

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Destiny Studies for a Small Planet

Event Date

Mon, Apr 15, 2019 ・ 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Presenter

Michael Celia, Lynn Loo, Isaac Held, Tapio Schneider, Nadir Jeevanjee, Edith Brown Weiss, Melissa Lane, Frank von Hippel, Jose Goldemberg, Ashok Gadgil, Phillip Hannam, Stephen Pacala, Robert Williams, Ryan Edwards, Joe Majkut, John Holdren, John Harte, Rob Socolow

Location

Maeder Hall- Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment

Category

Department

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Website

https://environment.princeton.edu/destiny-studies/

This symposium celebrating Robert Socolow and his 48 years of environmental problem-solving at Princeton explores the risks from climate change and from its solutions. Morning topics: the climate science enterprise, the emergence of global norms, and the nuclear world. Afternoon topics: industrialization and poverty in developing countries, allocations of land, and new technology.

Coverage of the symposium is available on the Princeton University homepage.

Program updates available at environment.princeton.edu/destiny-studies

For questions, email socfest@princeton.edu Seating will be limited; live streaming will be available on mediacentrallive.princeton.edu