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    The New York Times ClimateTECH, Nov 29 - 30, San Francisco, CA

  • 29 November 2017 To 30 November 2017
  • Event Location : CITY VIEW at METREON, 135 4th St Suite #4000 – 4th Floor, San Francisco, CA, 94103, United States
ClimateTech
Event Description

The New York Times introduces ClimateTECH, a groundbreaking summit that brings together influential leaders from key industries to assess bold, cutting-edge technologies that could help keep global warming below the two-degree threshold — the widely acknowledged danger zone for the planet. Hosted by top Times journalists, ClimateTECH’s focus on innovation will also encompass the dramatic changes downstream (in finance, policy, consumer behavior, infrastructure) that are vital for these new technologies to gain adoption and succeed.

The provocative program will feature on-stage interviews with celebrated entrepreneurs and inventors along with policymakers, economists, and subject matter experts. Designed for an audience of decision-makers, ClimateTECH will also include an early-stage technology showcase of the newest innovations, along with other experiential activities.

  • Event type
    • Conference

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