2019 Nelson Institute Earth Day - Closing Plenary with Kim Stanley Robinson
From Diane Stojanovich
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From Diane Stojanovich
Imagining the Possibilities: Climate, Technology, and Society
Award-winning science-fiction author, Kim Stanley Robinson, is one of
the most read and respected science fiction writers in the world. Known
for his reality-based approach to science fiction, Robinson has spent a
great deal of his career learning about climate change and its projected
impact on the world. In fact, his environmentalism was the basis for
him being named one of Time magazine’s “Heroes of the Environment” in
2008. He has also worked with the U.S. National Science Foundation and
was part of their Antarctic Artists and Writers program. Join us for
this enlightening discussion of climate-fiction and its ties to reality. Robinson is author of New York 2140 and other novels.