Battelle's Innovations in Climate Resilience Conference

Don't forget! Videos from #ICR24, including keynotes and panel discussions, are now available on our on-demand page. As we prepare for #ICR25, now is the perfect time to explore the insightful discussions from last year's conference. https://okt.to/pRSiqT

Abstract submissions for #ICR25 are now open! ?? Are you working on solutions that enhance sustainability, drive mitigation, or foster adaptation? ICR25 is the perfect platform to showcase your research and innovation. Don’t miss the opportunity to contribute to our technical program and make an impact on global climate resilience. https://okt.to/nKBo6p

As we face the undeniable impacts of climate change, the need for effective adaptation strategies has never been more critical. Our latest blog explores the innovative solutions essential for navigating these challenges, from advanced materials science to the strategic management of ecological data. #ICR25 https://okt.to/fVDXC5

Why sponsor #ICR25? Sponsoring ICR25 isn't just about brand visibility—it's about affirming your commitment to a sustainable future. Here’s what you gain: -Network with industry leaders and policymakers. -Showcase your sustainability initiatives. -Enhance your brand's reputation in the sustainability sector. Join us as a sponsor and be recognized as a leader in climate resilience. Learn more: https://okt.to/1aOeUL

Last year's #ICR24 featured a panel discussion moderated by Rebecca Pincus, focusing on the urgent environmental dynamics of the Polar Regions. The esteemed panelists, including David Balton (Arctic Executive Steering Committee at the White House Office of Science & Technology Policy), John Farrell (Executive Director of the US Arctic Research Commission, Kenneth H?egh (Head of Greenland Representation) in Washington, DC and Jennifer Mercer, PhD, SES (Head of Arctic Science at National Science Foundation (NSF)), provided profound insights into the challenges and strategies for addressing climate change in these areas. Their discussion underscored the importance of international cooperation and innovative research in understanding and mitigating the impacts of climate change on the Arctic and Antarctic regions. View the panel discussion here: https://okt.to/SFjN9r

As we gear up for #ICR25, take a moment to explore the content from ICR23 available on our on-demand page. From enlightening keynotes to in-depth presentation videos, immerse yourself in the discussions and ideas that have shaped our ongoing commitment to climate resilience. Whether you're a returning attendee or new to our community, these resources will provide valuable insights and inspiration as we continue to drive transformative action in climate resilience. https://okt.to/Ej9TP3

Sponsorship opportunities for the upcoming Innovations in Climate Resilience Conference #ICR25 are now open! Align your brand with the leading minds in climate science, policy, and innovation. As a sponsor, you'll gain exposure and the chance to make a significant impact in the global fight against climate change. Discover our sponsorship packages and benefits here: https://okt.to/Ug4Kt5

At ICR24, we had the privilege of hearing from Dr. Ben Vinson III, President of Howard University, who delivered a compelling keynote on the role of academic institutions in driving climate resilience. Dr. Vinson emphasized the importance of integrating climate education across disciplines and fostering a new generation of leaders equipped to tackle environmental challenges. Watch his keynote here: https://okt.to/n3wH2a

Reminder! Announcements on #ICR25 abstract submission dates and registration will be coming soon. Don't miss out, sign up for updates here: https://okt.to/lEFamy

At #ICR24, our “Basics to Breakthroughs: Building the Foundation for Resilience” panel moderated by Roger Pulwarty, Ph.D., delved into the essential frameworks required for building climate resilience. With insights from Annalise Blum, PhD, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Water and Science at the Department of the Interior, Honorable Sharon Burke, President at Ecospherics, and Aaron Salzberg, Ph.D., Director of The Water Institute at UNC, the discussion was rich with innovative ideas and practical solutions for water management and science integration in policy. Find the panel discussion and others from #ICR24 here: https://okt.to/KMsBfm