What happens when California’s landmark legislation to address global climate change meets green digital media? Find out at the next BREATHE LA Green Salon panel — titled “AB 32.0 and the Rise of Green Digital Media” — on which I’ll be a panelist!
When: Tues., March 16, 9 am – 10:30 am
Where: California Endowment Center, 1000 N. Alameda St., Los Angeles
Cost: Free with RSVP
The other panelists are Fuel’s Josh Tickell, Jennifer Gooding of EcoTuesday, Nicole Hansen of The Green Blog Network, and CEO of Veggie Van Organization Rebecca Harnell. Ray Gonzales, BREATHE LA Board Member and former Channel 5 KTLA host, will moderate.
I hope to see you there! Coffee and a light breakfast will be served to sweeten and caffeinate the discussion.
BREATHE LA’s a local environmental nonprofit that works to improve air quality and lung health in Los Angeles. This panel will be the first of of five in Breathe LA’s series of panels dubbed “Green Streets of LA,” which explore “how our community is rising up to address sustainable solutions as they relate to California’s landmark legislation, AB 32 Global Warming Act.” Future panels will discuss greening everything from the ports to hospitals.
Image via BREATHE LA


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