At the Southeast CASC Regional Science Symposium, Lydia Olander will co-organize a session on Ecosystem Services linking climate change and ecosystem services research, and Katie Warnell will speak about mapping coastal resilience and coastal blue carbon in North Carolina. The Symposium takes place November 13-15, 2019, in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Sit in on a fireside chat between Duke University Energy Initiative director Brian Murray and former Rep. Bob Inglis (R-SC), founder of republicEn. Then join a subsequent workshop (sign up now--space limited!) with Ariana Eily (Duke Science & Society) or Ivan Urlaub (North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association).

Organized by the Sanford Energy & Environment Club as part of Energy Week at Duke.

Eat, drink, and mingle at the Duke University Energy Initiative's best-attended networking event of the year. All are welcome. You'll meet students and energy professionals from across the country and witness the dramatic reveal of the winners of $15,000 in prizes from the Energy in Emerging Markets Case Competition! Free parking.

Part of Energy Week at Duke.

The Energy in Emerging Markets Case Competition (EEMCC) engages diverse and creative teams to address real energy challenges affecting the developing world. The one-day competition connects students, academia, and industry in pursuit of unconventional business-based solutions that expose unrecognized opportunities with positive social and environmental impact.

Team registration opens September 9th and closes September 25th.

Get inspired by how everyday Americans are taking action on climate change by watching the documentary Paris to Pittsburgh. Then learn what’s happening right here in North Carolina from expert panelists, including Jeremy Tarr, policy advisor to Gov. Roy Cooper; Jen Weiss, senior policy associate at Duke University's Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions; and Tim Profeta, the Nicholas Institute's director.

Organized by the Nicholas School Energy Club as part of Energy Week at Duke.

Internet of Water staff will co-present a pre-conference technical workshop entitled "That's so Water Meta!" at the American Water Resources Association Annual Conference, in Salt Lake City, UT, November 3-6, 2019.

The 25th Biennial CERF Conference takes places in Mobile, Alabama on 3-7 November, 2019. CERF endeavors to connect science and society in the collective goals of preserving coastal and estuarine habitats, resources, and heritage.

Robert Bonnie, a Nicholas Institute executive in residence and former Under Secretary for Natural Resources and Environment at the U.S. Department of Agriculture, will discuss how federal departments and agencies are organized and operate.