When:
Tuesday, Feb 01, 2022 1:00p -
2:00p

Where:
Online event
149 Woods Hole Rd
Falmouth, MA 02540

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Admission:
FREE

Categories:
Lectures & Conferences, Social Good, Virtual & Streaming

Event website:
https://nyu.zoom.us/webinar/register/7616397697051/WN_ZnZpXfSlS--mEQhw8OAL6w

In order to chart an equitable transition to a resilient, zero-carbon future, we must first understand who is producing climate risk data and how to get it, what the data is telling us about our communities, and how to incorporate that knowledge into effective policy and advocacy to advance climate change mitigation, adaptation, and justice.


Join the State Energy & Environmental Impact Center, Woodwell Climate Research Center, and the Massachusetts Office of the Attorney General on Tuesday, February 1 from 1-2 pm ET at this first event to kick-off our three-part virtual series on climate risks, leading expert panelists will explore topics critical to understanding and harnessing climate physical risk data, including:


• cutting-edge data on climate physical risks and the sensitivity of those risks to policy changes;
• who is generating physical risk information that might be useful to governments and advocates, and how to access it;
• new tools that allow for visualization and analysis of physical risks at the state, local, or even neighborhood level; and
• how a deeper understanding of physical risk data can better equip us to prepare for and mitigate climate risks.

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