Nancy Sutley of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power will give a talk and Q&A on "Sustainability, Affordability, and Health Impacts of the LA Electric Grid," as part of the "Crossroads: Intersections of Los Angeles' Energy, Environmental, Housing, and Racial Justice Movements" series. 

The series will feature academics, grassroots activists, lawyers, local government officials, and nonprofit organizations and will focus on three interconnected landscapes: housing resources, policing, and environmental racism

Learn more about Crossroads, view the calendar of events, and register here.

When

4/20/2021

1:15 pm - 2:15 pm

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Location

Online

Sponsored by

African and African-American Studies Program, Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society, Environmental Studies, Geography Department, Institutional Diversity & Equity (ID&E), Rockefeller Center

Audience

Public

Registration

Registration required

Sustainability, Affordability, and Health Impacts of the LA Electric Grid