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PostApril 19, 2019

Cities as Climate Leaders: The Carbon-Free Boston Initiative

On May 1th, 12:30-2:00 in 9-255, Harvey Michaels will speak about ‘Cities as Climate Leaders: The Carbon Free Boston Initiative’.

Harvey Michaels, MIT Sloan Lecturer, Energy and Climate Innovation. Directed DUSP/Colab Community Efficiency Strategy Project. Led Aclara Software and Xenergy. Advisor on climate innovation to Carbon-free Boston, Cambridge Net Zero, Boston Interfaith Environmental Justice.

RSVP here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cities-as-climate-leaders-the-carbon-free-…

by Yael Nidam
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Cities & Planning
Energy
Climate Justice

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