Author Archives: Bard Climate

Dear Colleagues and Friends, This Wednesday (4/20), noon eastern, join our national webinar, with Bill McKibben and Nike’s Director of Stakeholder Mobilization, Sarah Severn. The focus of this National Climate Seminar Earth Week conversation will be on “Why We Fight”. … Continue reading →

Dear Colleagues and Friends, This Wednesday (4/13) at noon eastern, The National Climate Seminar hosts a conversation with Majora Carter, Green jobs pioneer, Macarthur “Genius” Award Winner, and founder of Sustainable South Bronx. Carter is widely credited with helping engage … Continue reading →

Dear Colleagues and Friends, This Wednesday, McKie Campbell, an aide to senator Murkowski and the top Republican Staff Member for the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee will be joining The National Climate Seminar. SPECIAL TIME: 4 PM EASTERN. The … Continue reading →

Join the call with Mckie Campbell Dear Colleagues and Friends, The Bard Center for Environmental Policy’s C2C/EARTH weeks is hosting a web based video-dialog and conference call with McKie Campbell Wednesday, April 6th at 4pm EST and we want you … Continue reading →

Dear Colleagues and Friends, This Wednesday, March 30th at noon eastern, The National Climate Seminar kicks off 4 weeks of exciting Earthweeks conversations with two of the brains behind 350.org; May Boeve and Sara Camp. We all know Bill McKibben … Continue reading →

Dear Colleagues and Friends, This Wednesday, March 16th at noon eastern, The National Climate Seminar welcomes McDonald’s VP of Corporate Social Services, Bob Langert.  Langert oversees efforts at the company focused on global environmental management systems, including climate change. McDonald’s has … Continue reading →

Dear Colleagues and Friends, McDonald’s has over 32,478 restaurants, more than any other company in the world. That’s some climate footprint. What is the company doing to make it smaller? Wednesday March 16th, The National Climate Seminar will welcome McDonald’s … Continue reading →

Dear Colleagues and Friends, This Wednesday at noon eastern, The National Climate Seminar welcomes Peter Byck, the director of the new climate film, Carbon Nation: “an inspiring look at the many recent advances in clean energy and green technologies.” (LA … Continue reading →

Dear Colleagues and Friends, I would be grateful if you would pass this e-mail along to student leaders in your campus or community. The US Environmental Protection Agency needs your voice. Here is how to get your campus engaged. The … Continue reading →

Dear Colleagues and Friends, This Wednesday at noon eastern, The National Climate Seminar turns to China: Andrew Stevenson from Resources for the Future will look at the Chinese growth trajectory for the coming decade. What potential is there for China … Continue reading →