CARBON CYCLE 2.0: A sustainable energy?

Most scientists now agree that the earth's climate is changing inlarge part due to human activity. So, is it possible to produce the energy we need without carbon emissions? Paul Alivisatos, an award-winning chemist and scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory will join us to share his latest work: Carbon Cycle 2.0 (CC2.0). CC2.0 is a multifaceted approach which includes research efforts in climate modeling, energy analysis, building efficiency, combustion, batteries and energy storage, biofuels, carbon capture and sequestration, solar PV and artificial photosynthesis. Join us to get the full story, hear the potential solutions, and find out what our energy system could look like in 2050!