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The next decade of climate action will be pivotal to reshape the rapidly evolving global landscape in climate and environmental policy. Moderated by Anne Thompson, NBC News’ chief environmental affairs correspondent, this panel brings together experts to explore the tools beyond government regulation that can drive meaningful change — from economic incentives and education to grassroots activism and corporate innovation. They’ll also consider how universities, NGOs, and businesses can effectively work together towards long-term impact, and the role that students can play in collective action. Join us for a forward-looking conversation on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in the collective effort for a sustainable future. About the speakers: • Anne Thompson, NBC News’ chief environmental affairs correspondent and Spring 2025 Zubrow Distinguished Visiting Journalist in the College of Arts and Sciences at Cornell (moderator) • Gina McCarthy, Senior Advisor at Bloomberg Philanthropies, the Managing Co-Chair of the America Is All In coalition, and a Senior Fellow at The Fletcher School’s Climate Policy Lab at Tufts University • Mary Nichols, former Chair of the California Air Resources Board We welcome you to join us in person for this event in G-01 Gates Hall. This panel is hosted by the Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability as part of a full-day event “Celebrating 15 Years of the Atkinson Center.” Visit atkinson.cornell.edu/April10Agenda to explore our full agenda of online events happening on April 10!