Hunter’s team is a strong one. Oliver Tickell’s recent book, Kyoto2, offers an international framework for the control of greenhouse gases that is effective, efficient, and equitable. As a 20-year journalist covering environmental issues, Tickell has written for numerous newspapers and magazines. Adding punch to Hunter’s and Tickwell’s arguments is Adam Werbach, global chief executive officer at Saatchi & Saatchi S, the world’s largest sustainability agency. Werbach, the youngest president ever of the Sierra Club, founded Act Now, to engage the corporate and media world in social, environmental, cultural, and economic change. Werbach also serves on the Advisory Board for the National Academy of Sciences’ Climate Change Communications.
Claiming that carbon emissions are not worth the money is Peter Huber, a lawyer and fellow at the Manhattan Institute, Bjorn Lomborg, author of Cool It and The Skeptical Environmentalist, and an adjunct professor at the Copenhagen Business School, and Philip Stott, a biogeographer from the University of London who seeks to “deconstruct” environmental issues.
John Donvan, a correspondent for ABC News Nightline, will moderate the debate, and invite the participants to “mix it up.” Hunter is looking forward to that part.
If you are available tonight in NY, come join us, or tune in in March to catch the latest in Hunter’s adventures.
Best wishes,
Jeff Hohensee, CEO
Natural Capitalism Solutions