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CATEGORIES:Sustainability
CATEGORIES:Global
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DESCRIPTION:This September\, faculty\, staff\, students and alumni from th
 e Duke community will join thousands of leaders from business\, governmen
 t\, and civil society for Climate Week NYC. Billed as "the largest annual
  climate event of its kind\," Climate Week NYC comprises hundreds of offi
 cial and unofficial events each year\, all geared toward spurring and acc
 elerating climate action at every level of society.\n\nIt's a sprawling\,
  ambitious endeavor. Is its real-world impact equally grand? We'll conven
 e a panel of Duke leaders\, researchers\, and students who attended this 
 year's program to look back on Climate Week NYC 2024 and ahead to upcomin
 g events with big implications for domestic and international climate pol
 icy-namely\, the U.S. presidential election and the upcoming United Natio
 ns Climate Change Conference (better known as COP29)\, to be held Nov. 11
 -22 in Baku\, Azerbaijan.\n\nSome key questions:\nWhat's it like to parti
 cipate in Climate Week NYC?\nWhy do institutions engage with the program?
  What is the value proposition for different types of stakeholders?\nIs t
 he Climate Week NYC structure and approach conducive to making real progr
 ess on climate?\nWhat is Duke's role in all of this?\nSpeaking of "real p
 rogress on climate"-how are Climate Week NYC stakeholders preparing for t
 he effects of next month's election and international climate negotiation
 s at COP29?\n\nPanelists\nToddi Steelman is vice president and vice provo
 st for climate and sustainability at Duke.\n\nTim Profeta is a senior fel
 low at the Nicholas Institute for Energy\, Environment & Sustainability a
 t Duke University and associate professor of the practice at Duke's Sanfo
 rd School of Public Policy.\n\nVanessa Santini Gomes is a sophomore at Du
 ke studying international relations and economics.\n\nSadie Tetreault is 
 a second-year master of environmental management and master of business a
 dministration candidate concentrating in energy & environment and environ
 mental economics & policy.\nJackson Ewing (moderator) is director of ener
 gy and climate policy at the Nicholas Institute of Energy\, Environment &
  Sustainability at Duke University.
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SUMMARY:Checking the Climate Policy Pulse: A Panel Discussion
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 ing "policy update\," and Duke student group at COP28 in Dubai\, UAE. Tex
 t: "Checking the Climate Policy Pulse: A Panel Discussion. What's quicken
 ing the heartbeats of climate policy geeks these days? Get hot takes from
  Duke experts and students who attended Climate Week NYC\, learn more abo
 ut what to expect at COP29\, and hear how various players are preparing f
 or post-election scenarios. Wednesday\, October 2\, 5-6:15 p.m.\, Field A
 uditorium\, Grainger Hall. Register: duke.is/oct2pulse." Logo included fo
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