The Elm

The Earth Day panel is sponsored by Transform Mid-Atlantic and Eastern Region Campus Consortium.

The climate crisis requires action at all levels, especially local and regional levels, to build resilience and reduce emissions. This panel brings together community leaders for a discussion of the most effective ways to promote meaningful climate action locally. Panelists will share examples of successful approaches used in Baltimore, the state of Maryland, and the college town of Cambridge, Mass., and provide some ways in which we all can work together to protect our communities.  

Register to attend (remotely):

https://umaryland.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYkdO2opjkuHd0XcFKP0VwwU5UjO74ssCay

Amanda Phillips de Lucas, Executive Director, Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance    

Rebecca Rehr, Director of Climate Policy and Justice, Maryland League of Conservation Voters

Elliot Weidow, Managing Director, Baltimore Tree Trust  

Quinton Zondervan, Past Councilor, City of Cambridge, Mass.