The Luskin Center for Innovation: America’s Climate Choices
In 2008, Congress asked the National Academy of Sciences to establish a Committee to investigate and make recommendations on the steps needed and strategies required in response to global climate change.
9:30 PM PDT on September 16, 2011
In 2008, Congress asked the National Academy of Sciences to establish a Committee to investigate and make recommendations on the steps needed and strategies required in response to global climate change.
The National Academy report, America’s Climate Choices, was submitted to Congress in May 2011. Dr. Carnesale, who chaired this Committee, will identify and discuss key issues addressed and give an overview of the report’s recommendations to guide America’s efforts to control greenhouse gas emissions and provide leadership to prepare for unavoidable climate change effects. For more information and the report, visit http://americasclimatechoices.org/
6:00pm Reception 7:00pm Lecture Fowler Museum of Cultural History, Lenart Auditorium ABOUT THE LECTURER: UCLA Chancellor Emeritus Professor, Luskin School of Public Affairs Professor, Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science Chair, National Academy of Sciences Committee on “America’s Climate Choices
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