The 2016 Election and COP22: What's Next For Climate Change?
On December 19, the Woods Hole Research Center hosted a panel discussion titled "The 2016 Election and COP22: What's Next for Climate Change?" What can we expect from a Trump White House? What can we expect from the business community, or state governments? What is the future of the Paris Agreement? Our panel examined the landscape for climate science and policy from international, federal, state, business, and faith-based perspectives. The panel included: Moderator Heather Goldstone, Science Editor at WCAI Phil Duffy, President of the Woods Hole Research Center Dylan Fernandes, MA State Representative-elect for Falmouth, Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket, and Gosnold Anne Kelly, Senior Program Director at Ceres Bill Moomaw, Professor Emeritus of the Center for International Environmental and Resource Policy at Tufts University Deborah Warner, Rector of the Church of the Messiah (Woods Hole, MA)
