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Governing the Global Climate Emergency: India's Path to a Resilient Future

Join us for our upcoming webinar titled Governing the Global Climate Emergency: India's Path to a Resilient Future on Thursday, April 2nd at 2 PM EDT. The panelists will discuss the rising frequency of extreme weather events in India and the Indian government’s response to these disasters. As one of the largest emitters in the world and one of the most climate vulnerable nations, India’s response to climate change is critical. This webinar will feature Mr. Sameer Kwatra from the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and Ms. Nehmat Kaur from the Climate Group.

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Earlier Event: March 3
State of Democracy: Implications of Recent Snap Elections in Japan and Korea

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