[SPN-Discussion] Bill McKibben on Climate Change

[Nevin Cohen]

The New School presents
Bill McKibben on Climate Change
Thursday, October 22, 6:00-8:00 pm
Tishman Auditorium
66 West 12th Street, (between Fifth and Sixth Aves)
New York City
Admission is free.

Join the Tishman Environment and Design Center for a presentation by  
renowned environmentalist Bill McKibben, founder of climate change  
nonprofit 350.org. McKibben, a longtime environmental advocate and  
author of numerous books on issues of environment and nature, will  
talk about the consequences of climate warming and the immediate need  
to reduce carbon emissions. A Q&A moderated by Parsons Dean Joel  
Towers will follow.

This event is a prelude to 350.org's International Day of Climate  
Action on Saturday, October 24, a series of rallies and awareness- 
raising creative actions across the globe which will serve as a visual  
petition for change to be presented in Copenhagen this December, when  
the world's nations meet to agree on a new climate treaty.

For more information, please visit www.newschool.edu/events.

The Tishman Environment and Design Center is the interdisciplinary  
environmental research and education center at The New School, and  
home to the university’s innovative bachelor program in  
Environmental Studies, which emphasizes urban ecosystems, sustainable  
design, and public policy.
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