Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez speaks on the Green New Deal with Senator Ed Markey (right) in front of the Capitol Building in February 2019. Credit: Senate Democrats, CC BY 2.0
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Network Call: The Green New Deal

Wednesday, May 22, 2019 - 12:30pm

Topics:

Energy & Climate Change, Greenhouse gas emissions, Climate change, Energy efficiency, Renewables

Timezone:

Eastern

Location:

WebEx Meeting Center (online)

Fellows:

Dylan Harris

Join us for a call facilitated by Switzer Fellow Dylan Harris to explore connections between Switzer Fellows engaging with the Green New Deal from policy to implementation and more.

Dylan is a 2018 Switzer Fellow who researches and writes on climate and energy in Appalachia as a PhD candidate in Geography at Clark University. During the most recent Switzer spring retreat in DC, Dylan also spoke with Senator Ed Markey's (co-author of the GND resolution) office. 

We are interested in hearing from Fellows how you directly or indirectly deal with GND-related issues in your work.

To register for this call please email Lauren Hertel.

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