The Next Frontier of Climate Change: State and Local Action in Wisconsin

How are state and local actors in Wisconsin coming together to address climate change and implement new policies? Are pockets of success enough to achieve broad-scale climate action in the coming years? What will it take to bring climate change to the forefront of policy debates?

On Friday, June 26, The New Republic, in partnership with Edgewood College's Sustainability Leadership program, will host The Next Frontier of Climate Change: State and Local Action in Wisconsin. The program will address climate change action and implementation at the state and local level and shed light on the impact of sustainable farming practices in Wisconsin. 

This event is FREE and open for ALL to join in. Register at https://wisconsinclimatechange.eventbrite.com/

Early speaker confirmations include:

Jeffrey Ball, Scholar-in-Residence, Stanford University's Steyer-Taylor Center for Energy Policy and Finance, and Contributor, New Republic

Stephan Gilchrist, Director, Edgewood College Sustainability Leadership Graduate Program

Susan Hedman, Region 5 Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency

Keith Reopelle, Senior Policy Director, Clean Wisconsin