Climate Up Close

Climate Up Close is a science-focused presentation designed to clarify the current state of climate research for a general audience. The event aims to move past polarized debates by presenting verified scientific data without political bias or specific policy agendas.

Attendees will participate in a 45-minute presentation led by working climate scientists from leading institutions like NOAA, Cornell, Harvard, and UC San Diego. The talk maps the landscape of climate knowledge, categorizing various impacts such as heat waves, sea level rise, and hurricanes based on the strength of scientific consensus. Following the presentation, participants are invited to an extended question and answer session, providing direct access to researchers for individual discussions and deeper inquiry.

This event is ideal for anyone seeking a fact-based understanding of the climate crisis regardless of their existing knowledge level. The atmosphere is academic yet accessible and encourages open, honest dialogue. We invite you to join us for this unique opportunity to engage directly with experts, view the evidence firsthand, and participate in a productive conversation about our changing planet.