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DESCRIPTION:Tickets: $20.00\n\nThe United States is a leader in environmental policy, 
 with California at the forefront as a global hub for clean energy 
 technology and investments. With Trump as President, many environmentalists 
 fear this will change. Trump has vowed to bring back coal jobs, withdraw 
 from the Paris Agreement, and reduce clean energy spending — not to 
 mention calling climate change a “hoax” and selecting climate change 
 deniers to head the EPA and Energy Department.\n\nCalifornian officials and 
 other international leaders have spoken out and pledged for continued 
 environmental progress, regardless of what happens in Washington. What 
 specific protections can state governments such as California put in place? 
 Are market forces and technology strong enough that current trends towards 
 clean energy will continue despite any potential policy decisions? If the 
 US were to pull out of the Paris Agreement, would other countries continue 
 to hold up their end of the bargain?\n\nHal Harvey, the CEO of Energy 
 Innovation: Policy and Technology LLC, and Severin Borenstein, E.T. Grether 
 Professor of Business Administration and Public Policy at UC Berkeley’s 
 Haas School of Business, will evaluate the ramifications of potential 
 policy decisions that Trump could make. Are our children doomed to live in 
 a world destroyed by climate change, or is there still hope?\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2017/01/30/18796000.php
SUMMARY:Energy Policy and Trump: Hope for California and Our Planet?
LOCATION:World Affairs\n312 Sutter St., Suite 200\nSan Francisco, CA 94108
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2017/01/30/18796000.php
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