[SPN-Discussion] Circularity event at Barnard/Columbia during Climate Week

[Sandra Goldmark]

Hello SPN members;

For those of you with an interest in the role of circularity in mitigating
climate change and building resilient communities, please join us at
Leveraging Circularity on September 20th, 3-5pm. Details are below!

best,
Sandra Goldmark <http://www.sandragoldmark.com>

Leveraging Circularity: Science, Business, Community
<https://www.eventbrite.com/e/leveraging-circularity-science-business-and-community-tickets-406444094227>,
co-hosted by Barnard College
<https://barnard.edu/sustainability-climate-action/circular-campus>
and the Columbia
Climate School <https://www.climate.columbia.edu/>, will explore the role
of circularity in building a global, equitable climate response. In
collaboration with the Office of Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine,
the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, and Circular City Week, participants will
discuss the:


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   Science behind circularity as a critical tool for reducing global
   emissions,
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   Business opportunities and challenges, both globally and locally, and
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   Benefits for local communities and workforce development, especially in
   big cities.


The Symposium will take place at Barnard College on Tuesday September 20th,
from 3-5pm. The panel discussion will open the event, followed by remarks
by Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine, roundtable breakout sessions,
and a cocktail / networking hour from 5-6.

NYC policy makers, leaders and climate activists will leave the symposium
with a clear sense of the power of circularity to build equitable climate
solutions and with clear action items relevant to their office or area.


Register here!
<https://www.eventbrite.com/e/leveraging-circularity-science-business-and-community-tickets-406444094227>
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