We know climate change is rapidly altering our environment. But do we have the tools to make it better?
 
Join a panel of thought leaders from Boston and beyond to examine how Boston will manage the impending impacts of climate change. Listen to what we know about the science of climate risks, and what the Boston community should be worried about.  Hear how Boston and surrounding communities are preparing for the coming storm, and what kinds of investments may prevent the worst types of damages.  Imagine how Boston will look, as buildings and infrastructure change with sea level rise in a warmer world.

With Panelists:
Atyia Martin :: Chief Resilience Officer, City of Boston

James McCarthy :: Agassiz Professor of Biological Oceanography, Harvard University

Carl Spector :: Director of Climate and Environmental Planning, City of Boston

Robert Young :: Director, Program for the Study of Developed Shorelines, Western Carolina University

Moderated by:
Daniel Schrag :: Director, Harvard University Center for the Environment

This event is hosted by the Harvard University Center for the Environment as part of Boston HUBweek [2] and is free and open to the public.

Registration: Event is Free. No tickets are required. Seating is limited. Entrance will be first come first served, on a space available basis. Please register [1] by completing an online form so that we have an accurate count of event attendees.