Fan Travel Emissions: Measuring Journeys and Allocating Action

Hosted by Sustainabilty, Energy, and Entertainment Network (SEEN)
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​Overview

​What if the biggest climate impact of a concert or a game happens before the fans even arrive?

​Fan travel can account for 60-70% of a major event’s emissions, yet understanding how fans travel, what influences their choices, and how to encourage lower-carbon alternatives remains a challenge.

​The Sustainability, Energy, and Entertainment Network (SEEN) at Columbia’s Climate School is exploring these questions through hands on research, examining fan journeys, and identifying opportunities to make life events more sustainable.

​Join our virtual information session to learn about the research group. Discover how you can get involved and find out how to apply.

​Who Should Attend?

​Open to students and professionals from Columbia University and beyond! Whether you bring experience in data analytics, transportation, sustainability research or simply have a passion for making live events more sustainable, we’d love to hear from you!

​What to Expect?

  • ​Project Introduction

  • ​What’s Ahead: Our research plans and upcoming activities

  • ​Student Opportunities

  • ​Applications Process

  • ​Q&A

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