Beyond Talking Points: Climate Financing and the Role of Federal Incentives

Communities across the world are becoming increasingly vulnerable to climate shocks like floods and droughts—how will the future of climate change be impacted by funding public and private investments into the sustainable infrastructure required to mitigate climate crises in the future?

Join us for a virtual discussion with a panel of our Duke experts to talk about what we mean when we say climate finance, the work already being done in the public and private sectors and how crucial incentivizing investment at the policy-making level will be to the future of planet earth.

Speakers:

• Jackson Ewing | PhD, Director of Energy and Climate Policy at the Nicholas Institute for Energy, Environment and Sustainability
• Judy Ledlee | PhD, Executive in Residence, Nicholas School of the Environment, Pratt School of Engineering

• Lee Reiners | MPP, Lecturing Fellow at Duke’s School of Law and the Duke Financial Economics Center

And Moderated by:

• Lori Bennear | PhD, Stanback Dean of the Nicholas School of the Environment, Professor of Energy Economics and Policy

In case you missed the event, the full recording can be found here.