Climate Panel: Insights from High School Delegates and Experts on Sustainability

Join us for an engaging discussion at the Carbon Summit 2024, where high school students from Westwood High School's Earth Club share their perspectives on sustainability, fast fashion, and the urgent need for climate action. Followed by a panel of experts, including Jennifer Venos, Brent Constants, and Eusebio Scornavacca, who delve into the pressing environmental challenges and innovative solutions for climate adaptation and action. Discover how interdisciplinary research, digital innovation, and sustainable practices can pave the way for a better future.

Key Highlights:

Introduction by MC:

Jason Marmon, the host of the Carbon Summit, introduces the session and welcomes high school delegates from Westwood High School's Earth Club.
Emphasizes the importance of hearing from the younger generation and their perspectives on sustainability.

High School Delegates from Westwood High School's Earth Club:

Vanessa, Kendra, and Link: Introduce themselves and discuss their focus on sustainability and fast fashion.
Vanessa's Speech: Highlights the importance of sustainability in addressing environmental degradation, resource depletion, and social inequality.
Kendra's Speech: Discusses the negative impacts of fast fashion, including environmental degradation, labor exploitation, and excessive waste.
Link's Speech: Shares a personal perspective on the urgency of sustainability for future generations and the importance of collective action.
Panel Discussion:

Jennifer Vanos - Associate Professor, School of Sustainability, ASU:

Introduction: Jennifer shares her background in climate change and human health, with a focus on extreme heat adaptation.
Impact of Extreme Heat: Discusses the health effects of extreme heat and the importance of adapting to changing climate conditions in urban areas.
Interdisciplinary Research: Emphasizes the need for cross-sectoral collaboration and community-based approaches to address climate adaptation.

Brent Constantz - Serial Entrepreneur, Blue Planet Systems:

Introduction: Brent introduces his work in carbon capture and utilization, particularly in the built environment.
Scaling Carbon Capture: Discusses the importance of government procurement and sustainable economic bases for large-scale carbon mitigation.
Global Solutions: Highlights the need for global solutions and the challenges of relying solely on government subsidies for climate action.

Eusebio Scornavacca - Professor and Interim Director, School for the Future of Innovation in Society, ASU:

Introduction: Eusebio shares his expertise in digital innovation and climate tech.
Role of Digital Technologies: Discusses how digital innovation can accelerate climate adaptation and action through enhanced data understanding, decision-making, and stakeholder engagement.
Q&A Session:

Audience Questions: The panel answers questions from the audience, covering topics such as the urgency of climate action, the role of digital technologies, and the challenges of sustainable procurement.
Closing Remarks:

Jason Marmon wraps up the session, thanking the high school delegates and panelists for their contributions. Emphasizes the importance of collective action and continued collaboration to address the pressing environmental challenges and build a sustainable future.
Takeaways:

The perspectives of the younger generation are crucial in shaping the future of sustainability.
Interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral collaboration is essential for effective climate adaptation and action. Digital innovation and sustainable practices can play a significant role in mitigating climate change and promoting a more equitable and resilient world.

For more insights and detailed discussions, watch the full video and join us in our journey towards a sustainable future.

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