Sign up today to join lawmakers and leaders in forest products, clean energy, and housing for this lively discussion on building affordable housing in New England with clean energy technology and forest products that capture carbon!

New federal funding for infrastructure creates the potential to invest in climate-and energy-smart construction that meets our housing demand, boosts our forest-based economy, and protects our climate – all at the same time! Join us for a special conversation at the intersection of climate, forests and housing focused on building sustainable, affordable, equitable housing using regionally-sourced climate-smart wood products and cutting-edge clean energy technology.

Panelists include- Forest Products: Jameson French, President and CEO of Northland Forest Products, Inc., Housing: Carmen Lorentz, Executive Director of Lakes Region Community Developers, Policy: U.S. Congresswoman Ann Kuster , Clean Energy: Madeleine Mineau, Chief Operating Officer for Essex Hydro and student moderators: Bea Burack, Dartmouth College ‘25; Tim Hoheneder, University of New Hampshire, Ph.D. candidate; Allan Rubio, Dartmouth College ‘23

This event is hosted by the Emerging Climate Leaders Collaborative (ECLC). ECLC is a partnership among Hubbard Brook Research Foundation, League of Conservation Voters, Revers Center for Energy, Sustainability and Innovation at the Tuck School of Business, and Sustainable Futures Consulting. The ECLC convenes students, early career professionals, policymakers, elected officials, business and nonprofit leaders, scientists, and environmental justice champions for regional, national, and international dialogues on climate, clean energy, science- and nature-based solutions to address today’s climate challenges.

For more information please check out the website @ http://emergingclimateleaders.org/