Mobilizing for the Climate Emergency: Bill McKibben and Marie Toussaint
Where: Columbia University
116th St. & Broadway
212-854-1754 Price: Free
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Bill McKibben and Marie Toussaint in a French-American conversation, moderated by Shanny Peer
Environmentalist and author Bill McKibben was among the first journalists to sound the alarm about the perils of climate change over 30 years ago, and he has continued to be a leading voice in raising awareness about climate disruption and a leader in launching an international climate movement as founder of 350.org. Marie Toussaint is a jurist and French member of the European Parliament in the Green Party and a founder of Notre affaire à tous, which has sued the French state for its inaction in the fight against global warming, and the affair mobilized 2 million people to sign an associated petition.
They will reflect together on the roles policymakers, activists, journalists, and artists need to play alongside scientists in mobilizing people to care and amplifying the call to action.
Co-sponsored by Columbia Maison Française, Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, SIPA, European Institute, Alliance Program, the Earth Institute, and Columbia University School of the Arts for Columbia | Year of Water.
Graduate School of Journalism, Joseph D. Jamail Lecture Hall
2950 Broadway
Joseph D. Jamail Lecture Hall
New York, NY 10027