CSUS Hamm-Norris Seminar- Dr. Heather Navarro

January 26, 2024 1:00PM - 2:00PM

Zoom

Join the CSUS department for the Hamm-Norris seminar series where scholars share about the latest about their work in environmental and sustainability issues. Hamm-Norris seminars are public events and all are welcome to join either in person or on Zoom. The seminar will be held virtually via Zoom, login details below:
https://msu.zoom.us/j/97715232159
Meeting ID: 977 1523 2159
Passcode: CSUS

January 26th features the Dr. Heather Navarro, Director of the Midwest Climate Collaborative at Washington University of St. Louis. Dr. Navarro's talk is entitled " From windmills to wetlands and urban trees to green tech, the Midwest is leading the way. Learn how a multi-sector network can equitably reduce emissions and build resiliency for a cleaner, healthier region."

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