Rare Conversations with Alizé Carrère: Stories from the Frontlines of Climate Change
Thursday, February 3, 2022 • 11:00 am PT / 2:00 pm ET
Climate change is the perfect human problem. Its scale so big, we don’t think we can make a difference. Its effects so distant that it masks the urgency. Its outlook so gloomy, it’s easy to be demotivated. Storytelling is the antidote. It bridges divides, makes the abstract real, and inspires hope.
Alizé Carrère is a scientist, storyteller, and creator of the new PBS series ADAPTATION. On February 3, she’ll join our Rare Conversations series to share inspiring stories from the frontlines of climate change and why she tells them.
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