Hi,

I wanted to make sure you saw the exciting event we're holding on August 10.

The next Earth Day Live features Secretary Granholm of the U.S. Department of Energy, Administrator Regan of the Environmental Protection Agency and will be moderated by Rose McKinney-James.

RSVP here and read more about the event below.

- Kathleen Rogers

Hi,

EARTHDAY‍.ORG invites you to join the next installment of our Earth Day Live series: Building a Road to a Better Future: Economic Prosperity and the Climate Revolution on Tuesday, August 10th from 12:00 -12:45 pm EDT (GMT -4).

Please join us for a critical discussion on how America will accelerate the fight against climate change by beginning the work to repair and enhance our infrastructure for climate resilience. This edition of Earth Day Live will feature leaders from the U.S. Federal Administration, including the Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Energy, who are leading the way to protect and support the environment and combat climate change. 

The panel will focus on current initiatives and the state of climate change and climate literacy in the United States and how we continue to make progress in the face of COVID-19. 

Join us for the live event.

The panel will be 45 minutes and hosted on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. By registering early, you’ll receive a reminder with a link to the event.

Our panelists include:

• Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael S. Regan
• Department of Energy Secretary Jennifer M. Granholm

This panel will be moderated by Rose McKinney-James. Rose McKinney-James is a long term advocate for clean energy and climate policy. She is Nevada’s first Director of the Department of Business and Industry and the Managing Principal of Energy Works LLC, McKinney-James & Associates and Advocacy BL/ACK. The event includes an introduction from Terra Pascarosa, National Campaign Director, EARTHDAY‍.ORG.

We look forward to this engaging conversation as we learn more about the power of “whole-of-government approach to tackling climate change” and how the EPA and DOE are tackling the climate crisis!

For our future,

Kathleen Rogers
President