The success of the energy transition will depend on the rapid deployment of zero emission technologies, such as wind, solar, and electric vehicles. It will also require good faith engagement with local communities affected by the transition, including historically marginalized communities. However, misinformation and coordinated disinformation are pervasive. As part of
Climate Week NYC, join Foley Hoag and the
Sabin Center for Climate Change Law at Columbia Law School for a panel discussion on how we can dispel common myths and misconceptions about the renewable energy transition.
Moderated by the Sabin Center, Foley Hoag partner Basil Seggos will join representatives from Earthjustice, WE ACT, Heatmap, and Brown University to engage in a lively discussion with diverse viewpoints about how climate misinformation proliferates and how we must fight back.
This event will be hosted during Climate Week.
