Celebrate Princeton University’s transition to heating and cooling campus through the newly installed geo-exchange system with a tour of the Thermally Integrated Geo-Exchange Resource (TIGER) facility. Sponsored by the Princeton University Office of Sustainability.
Our expert panelists will examine why we must choose food sovereignty over climate alarmism: no farmers, no food, no freedom.
Reunions gathering with pizza for Princeton Conservation Society.
Winnie Spar, expert birder and guide.
For the past 50 years the Outdoor Action Program has been building leaders who go on to serve in leadership positions around the world. Join us as we celebrate 50 years of Outdoor Action and discover the traits and behaviors that make leaders effective. Our panel brings together Outdoor Action alumni from diverse fields and current OA student leaders to explore what makes leaders effective and how to enhance your own leadership. Bring your own experience and questions for a robust discussion.
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Outdoor Action Program at our annual reception for OA leaders, alumni and friends.
The climate transition of our society will require the active participation of investors and entrepreneurs. Please join our panel of experts to learn how climate, climate tech and cleantech are the frontiers of our battle to save the planet and a singular opportunity to do well and do good at the same time.
“Net Zero” restrictions on emissions from agriculture and fossil fuels are scientifically unjustified. Yet these restrictions threaten the livelihoods of farmers and exacerbate world hunger. The solution is to avoid mandates that restrict free-market agriculture and energy. Our expert panelists will examine why we must choose food sovereignty over climate alarmism: no Farmers, no food, no freedom. Sponsored by the Conservative Princeton Association.
Join us for an expert panel discussion about the current state of global commodity markets, the energy transition, and energy policy going forward in the face of macroeconomic challenges.
Hosted by Tom Leyden, ’77 Campus Club President. The LinkedIn group was founded to help students explore careers in solar and other cleantech industries and provide alumni an ongoing networking platform. Interested alumni are welcome to join, but please RSVP ...