Discover how climate change affects Maine communities in unique and often unjust ways. Our panel will dive into the roots of vulnerability, explore the promises and pitfalls of emerging technologies, and challenge the notion of “quick fixes.” Together, we’ll envision a future where socio-ecological insights inform practical and creative solutions. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this crucial dialogue for a just and sustainable future!

Panelists:

* Eileen Sylvan Johnson, Senior Lecturer in Environmental Studies, Bowdoin College

* Ethan Tremblay, Policy and Markets Program Manager, Governor’s Energy Office

* Connor Horton, Business Engagement Manager, The Nature Conservancy (Moderator)

This panel is brought to you by the ClimateTech Incubator at the Roux Institute, a regional hub for startups working on technology solutions to climate change, in partnership with The Nature Conservancy in Maine. You can learn more about what the Incubator is doing and find more ways to get involved here.

Attendance is free, but advanced registration is required. Please register here!