Peer beyond the headlines as experts explain what the IPCC report really says about global warming and what it means for our planet and for mankind in a live presentation and panel discussion on Friday December 13, 02013 at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. A reception for the audience and speakers will follow.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change will release its fifth major assessment report in 02014. The first working group (of three) has already released their findings on the development and growth of global warming. In short: climate change is not slowing down and humans are a major factor in its acceleration.
swissnex San Francisco, in partnership with The Long Now Foundation, invites the public to hear from a diverse panel of experts on the report’s key takeaways for the scientist, the citizen, and the entrepreneur. Be prepared to come with your questions and join the discussion around short- and long-term strategies for a warming planet.
The speakers and panelists are:
Susan Burns, Senior Vice President, Global Footprint Network
Saul Griffith, Inventor, Co-founder Otherlab
Paul Hawken, Environmentalist, entrepreneur, journalist, author, professor
Gian-Kasper Plattner, Director of Science, IPCC WGI Technical Support Unit, University of Bern, Switzerland
Thomas Stocker, Co-Chair Working Group I, IPCC
Program
7:00 pm Doors open
7:30 pm Moderated panel discussion
8:30 pm Audience Q&A
9:00 pm Networking reception
11:00 pm Event ends
Cost:
$20 general admission, $10 Long Now members
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change will release its fifth major assessment report in 02014. The first working group (of three) has already released their findings on the development and growth of global warming. In short: climate change is not slowing down and humans are a major factor in its acceleration.
swissnex San Francisco, in partnership with The Long Now Foundation, invites the public to hear from a diverse panel of experts on the report’s key takeaways for the scientist, the citizen, and the entrepreneur. Be prepared to come with your questions and join the discussion around short- and long-term strategies for a warming planet.
The speakers and panelists are:
Susan Burns, Senior Vice President, Global Footprint Network
Saul Griffith, Inventor, Co-founder Otherlab
Paul Hawken, Environmentalist, entrepreneur, journalist, author, professor
Gian-Kasper Plattner, Director of Science, IPCC WGI Technical Support Unit, University of Bern, Switzerland
Thomas Stocker, Co-Chair Working Group I, IPCC
Program
7:00 pm Doors open
7:30 pm Moderated panel discussion
8:30 pm Audience Q&A
9:00 pm Networking reception
11:00 pm Event ends
Cost:
$20 general admission, $10 Long Now members
Peer beyond the headlines as experts explain what the IPCC report really says about global warming and what it means for our planet and for mankind in a live presentation and panel discussion on Friday December 13, 02013 at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. A reception for the audience and speakers will follow.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change will release its fifth major assessment report in 02014. The first working group (of three) has already released their findings on the development and growth of global warming. In short: climate change is not slowing down and humans are a major factor in its acceleration.
swissnex San Francisco, in partnership with The Long Now Foundation, invites the public to hear from a diverse panel of experts on the report’s key takeaways for the scientist, the citizen, and the entrepreneur. Be prepared to come with your questions and join the discussion around short- and long-term strategies for a warming planet.
The speakers and panelists are:
Susan Burns, Senior Vice President, Global Footprint Network
Saul Griffith, Inventor, Co-founder Otherlab
Paul Hawken, Environmentalist, entrepreneur, journalist, author, professor
Gian-Kasper Plattner, Director of Science, IPCC WGI Technical Support Unit, University of Bern, Switzerland
Thomas Stocker, Co-Chair Working Group I, IPCC
Program
7:00 pm Doors open
7:30 pm Moderated panel discussion
8:30 pm Audience Q&A
9:00 pm Networking reception
11:00 pm Event ends
Cost:
$20 general admission, $10 Long Now members
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change will release its fifth major assessment report in 02014. The first working group (of three) has already released their findings on the development and growth of global warming. In short: climate change is not slowing down and humans are a major factor in its acceleration.
swissnex San Francisco, in partnership with The Long Now Foundation, invites the public to hear from a diverse panel of experts on the report’s key takeaways for the scientist, the citizen, and the entrepreneur. Be prepared to come with your questions and join the discussion around short- and long-term strategies for a warming planet.
The speakers and panelists are:
Susan Burns, Senior Vice President, Global Footprint Network
Saul Griffith, Inventor, Co-founder Otherlab
Paul Hawken, Environmentalist, entrepreneur, journalist, author, professor
Gian-Kasper Plattner, Director of Science, IPCC WGI Technical Support Unit, University of Bern, Switzerland
Thomas Stocker, Co-Chair Working Group I, IPCC
Program
7:00 pm Doors open
7:30 pm Moderated panel discussion
8:30 pm Audience Q&A
9:00 pm Networking reception
11:00 pm Event ends
Cost:
$20 general admission, $10 Long Now members
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