In honor of Earth Day, the Harvard University Center for the Environment and the Office of the Vice Provost for Climate and Sustainability present a conversation about the path forward on climate change, featuring John Holdren, Teresa and John Heinz Research Professor of Environmental Policy, HKS; Jim Stock, Vice Provost for Climate & Sustainability; and Terry Tempest Williams, Writer-in-Residence, Harvard Divinity School.
In honor of Earth Day, the Harvard University Center for the Environment and the Office of the Vice Provost for Climate and Sustainability present a conversation about the path forward on climate change and a host of other environmental issues, featuring:
JOHN HOLDREN | Teresa and John Heinz Research Professor of Environmental Policy, Harvard Kennedy School
JIM STOCK | Vice Provost for Climate & Sustainability, Harvard University
TERRY TEMPEST WILLIAMS | Writer-in-Residence, Harvard Divinity School
Moderated by DAN SCHRAG | Director, Harvard University Center for the Environment
As we continue to struggle with a global pandemic, a war in Ukraine, and with economic and political uncertainty all around, our panelists will share their different visions and perspectives. John Holdren, science advisor to President Obama and a professor at Harvard Kennedy School, attended the first Earth Day in California in 1970 and continues to tackle major environmental challenges, including his ongoing work in the Arctic. Jim Stock, Vice Provost for Climate and Sustainability, will share his perspective in imagining how Harvard can play a role in the work ahead. And Terry Tempest Williams, a writer-in-residence at Harvard Divinity School, will add her insights and connections to the many ways that humans engage with the Earth.