Explore the Intersection of Sustainability and Design
Are you a creative thinker, a design aficionado, or simply passionate about making a positive impact on our world? If so, mark your calendar for a day of inspiration, innovation, and action at Material ConneXion's flagship material library on September 20, 2023. We'll be exploring topics such as The Access Economy, Climate Action Now, and ending the day with an interactive material library tour. Space is limited and you won't want to miss this immersive experience.
Ocean Sustainability Forum Presented by OCEEF
The Ocean Sustainability Forum, presented by OCEEF, promises to be a groundbreaking confluence of thought leaders, industry experts, & sustainability advocates.
As our 4th forum, it will encompass illuminating discussions, ranging from the transformative power of creativity in environmental advocacy, to the paradigm shifts in transportation, & the central role of technology in climate solutions. Central to the conversation will be the impact of everyday decisions on our oceans & community.
The Drawdown Roadmap: Using Science to Guide Climate Action
Come learn about the Drawdown Roadmap — a science-based strategy for accelerating climate solutions. The roadmap points to which climate actions governments, businesses, investors, philanthropists, community leaders, and others should prioritize to make the most of our efforts to stop climate change. By showing how to strategically mobilize solutions across sectors, time, and place; the Drawdown Roadmap charts a path to accelerate climate solutions before it’s too late.
Techonomy Climate NYC: Solutions That Scale
Presented by Worth Media in partnership with EDF
Our climate journey continues in September with Techonomy Climate East, our 3rd Techonomy Climate conference. Hosted in New York during Climate Week and the UN General Assembly, we will bring sustainability experts, entrepreneurs, investors, government officials, and tech executives to discuss how we can each play a role in addressing the climate crisis.
