350Deschutes videos of speakers at the 2016 Climate Change Conference on October 3 & 4, 2016

“Going Green: Good for the Planet & the Bottom Line”

Roger Worthington, Worthy Brewery

“Project Examples: Funding Options for Budget-neutral Energy & Water Projects for Government and Commercial Entities”

Joe O’Donnell

“Materials, Trash to Treasure, Waste Prevention”

Dunning & Rowcroft

“The Successful Urban Action Experience: Lessons & Achievements in Eugene’s Climate Recovery Ordinance & Plan”

Eugene Mayor Kitty Piercy

“Climate Policy on the Horizon, Bend Climate Resolution”

Journet & Hodiak

“City of Portland – Crafting Award Winning Climate Action with Community Involvement”

Michelle Crim

“Our Renewable Future. Wind, Solar, Community Solar, Jobs, Advocacy, Challenges & Opportunities”

Hayes, Beaman & Bissonnette

“From Targets to Tangibles: how Eugene is Meeting Aggressive Climate Goals”

Matt McCrae

“Clean, Healthy, and Desirable Compact Communities. Creating Access to Nature, Amenities, and Transportation”

Bergh, Skidmore & Morgan

“Investing in Clean Energy for Immediate Reward”

Sullivan & Holland

“Best Practices: Scalable Ideas from City Climate Plans Across the Nation”

Mottl & Hodiak

“Save Money From the Start with New, Used, or Leased Electric Vehicles, Fleet, Trucks, Buses, and Bikes”

Zach Henkin, Drive Oregon

“Climate Friendly Living: It’s Healthier, Easier on your Wallet, and Good for the Planet”

Diane Hodiak

“Funding your investments: Renewables, Efficiencies, ODOE, & Energy Trust”

Robert Del Mar

“Climate Change & National Forests of Central Oregon”

Kristen McBride

“Protecting our Precious Water: Climate and Drought forecasts – How can we prepare”

Michael Murphy, Marilyn Lohman, Kate Fitzpatrick, Jenna Tilt

“Oregon Climate Impacts on crops, wildfire, and Extreme Weather – a new “normal”? Envisioning potential effects of increased emissions scenarios”

Michael Murphy, NOAA

“Oregon’s Most Vulnerable Communities”

Kyra Kadhim & Greg Delgado