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Six Bold Climate Ideas for Chicago's Future — A Digital Panel from M. Harris & Kern and World Business Chicago

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​Climate change poses Chicago's next great city-building challenge. So what if we ...

  • ​Turned vacant lots into hundreds of acres of solar-powered greenhouses?

  • ​Found a way to reuse 75% of what we currently discard?

  • ​Created a citywide system of mini-forests?

  • ​Harnessed Lake Michigan for hydropower?

​To celebrate Chicago Climate Week, we’re bringing together the dreamers and planners behind some of the most compelling climate ideas submitted to World Business Chicago’s Horizon Lines: Visions for Chicago 2050. We’ll discuss why they matter, how they can become reality and what they reveal about how we can build a stronger, healthier and more equitable city.

​Featuring:

  • ​Murphy Westwood, Morton Arboretum

  • ​Garr Punnett, Loop Layer

  • ​Larry Kearns, Wheeler Kearns Architects

  • ​Kristen Youngman, Chroma Flow Studio

  • ​Donny Donoghue, MKSK

  • ​Jason Pieper, Human Architecture

​The discussion will be moderated by Elle Ramel, Chief of Staff and Inclusive Partnerships of World Business Chicago, and Dina Cappiello, former Chief Communications and Marketing Officer at RMI.

​Join here: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83989073264?pwd=fNEOj6QQlZPIzg9UzirciCvs91echi.1

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