Tim Searchinger: Creating a Sustainable Future Event Archive Menu2025-20262025 – Rutgers Climate Symposium — The Blue Planet2025 – Climate Science & Policy at a Crossroads: Responding to Challenges to the Endangerment Finding2024-20252024 – Rutgers Climate Symposium — Signals: Climate Change Communication for Understanding and Action2024 – Ben Santer Technical Talk on Climate2023-20242024 – Sustainability Governance in the Anthropocene: A Symposium2024 – Broader Impacts Workshop2023 – Rutgers Climate Symposium — In Search of Solutions2022-20232022 – Rutgers Climate Symposium — Climate Change and Biodiversity2021-20222022 – Challenges of Climate Change for Spatial and Environmental Planning – An International Dialogue2021 – Creative (Climate) Communications: Productive Pathways for Science, Policy and Society2021 – Who Owns the Wind? Climate Crisis and the Hope of Renewable Energy2020-20212020 Rutgers Climate Symposium — Public Universities and Transformative Climate Action for A Just Recovery2019-20202019 Rutgers Climate Symposium — Science and Society: Perspectives on a Green New Deal2019 — Climate Change and the Voiceless2018-20192019 — Seeds of Time Film Screening and Panel Discussion2019 — Tim Searchinger: Creating a Sustainable Future2019 — Katharine Hayhoe Visit to Rutgers University2019 — Rutgers Polar Day2019 — Climate Change: Past, Present, and Future2018 Rutgers Climate Symposium — Climate Change and Food Security2017-20182018 — Rutgers Day2018 — April Climate Lunch2018 — USDA Northeast Climate Hub Partners Meeting2017 Rutgers Climate Symposium — Climate Change and Cities2016-20172017 — Before the Flood2016 Rutgers Climate Symposium — Climate Change, Ecology, and Health2016 — Taking Chances: The Coast After Hurricane Sandy2016 — The Sixth Extinction2016 — Bob Inglis: RepublicEn; Energy Optimists, Climate Realists (Copy)2015-20162016 — Energy and Climate: One Day Two Great Events2015 Rutgers Climate Symposium — Climate Change and Polar Regions: Natural and Social System Implications2015 — Welcome to the Anthropocene2014-20152015 — Global Climate Change and Inequality Local to Global Perspectives2015 — Climate Change and Agriculture in NJ2014 Rutgers Climate Symposium — Climate Change and The Tropics: Implications and Adaptation2014 — Why Our Brains are Wired to Ignore Climate Change with George Marshall2014 — Framing Climate Change2013-20142014 — The Evolving Understanding of Climate Risk2014 — Shored Up Film and Panel Discussion2013 — Freeze Frame: Art and the Cryosphere2013 — Chasing Ice Film Screening2013 — Bridging the Climate Divide: Informing The Response to Hurricane Sandy and Implications for Future Vulnerability2012-20132013 — Earth Day Events2013 — Do The Math: Why Climate Change Matters and What You Can Do About it with Bill McKibben2013 — The Pico Power Revolution: Off-Grid Energy Solutions for Low Income People in Africa, Asia, and Beyond2012 Rutgers Climate Symposium2012 — The Hockey Stick and Climate Wars: Dispatches from the Front Lines2012 — The Island President Film Screening2012-2013 Polar Speaker Series2012-2013 Climate and Society Seminar Series2011-20122012 Mary Robinson Speaks on Climate Justice2012 — Extreme Weather and Climate Change: How Can we Address Uncertainty2011 Rutgers Climate Symposium2011-2012 Climate and Society Seminar Series2011 & Older2011 — Climate Change and Coastal Hazards Symposium2011 — Communicating about Climate Change: Research and Practice2008 — The Climate Ahead: Impacts of Climate Change on Water Resources2006 — Climate Change Ahead: Global Change, Local ImpactsOn March 7th, 2019, Timothy D. Searchinger of Princeton University gave a lecture on Cook Campus on how to meet global food needs in 2050 while reducing greenhouse emissions.
