Mark your calendars and your syllabi for Conversations on Europe! This series of moderated hybrid roundtables bring together experts with diverse perspectives to discuss contemporary issues facing Europe and the Transatlantic Relationship.
This academic year, our Conversations on Europe will focus on European Sustainability.
As reported by the UN, 83% of the global population wants their governments to take stronger action on climate change. And in response to this desire, the European Union seeks to lead the way in fostering sustainability and climate responses. Hallmarks of initiatives like the European Green Deal, the EU Climate Law, and the Net-Zero Industry Act, are a commitment to becoming the first climate-neutral continent by 2050; cutting 55% of net greenhouse gas emissions by 2030; and planting 3 billion additional trees in the EU by 2030.
Will Europe achieve its goals? Do these initiatives respond sufficiently to the European citizens’ concerns? What lessons can we learn for our own considerations of sustainable development?
Join the conversation each month with our invited academics, activists, and policy makers. And let’s think about what works together.
HYBRID FORMAT
Tuesdays from 12:30 PM- 2:00 PM ET
4217 Posvar (In Person)
Use Link to participate virtually.
Use Link to participate virtually.
SPRING SEMBESTER
SPRING 2025
CANCELED: Tuesday, January 14 I EVs and Green Disruptions to the Auto Industry I REGISTRATION
Tuesday, February 11 I Innovation in the European Energy Transition I REGISTRATION
Tuesday, March 11 I Rewilding, Preservation: Successes and Challenges I REGISTRATION
Tuesday, April 8 I Developmental Aid and Renewables I REGISTRATION
For previous Conversations on Europe, please visit our YouTube Channel: European Studies Center at Pitt or Here for our archive collection.
2024 RECORDED SESSIONS: