New York, NY

Turning Geospatial Data into Action on Pollution and Climate

America/New_York (EDT)
until 1:30 PM
307 W 38th St · New York

Turning Geospatial Data into Action on Pollution and Climate takes place on Wed, Sep 23, 2026 at 8:30 AM (EDT) at 307 W 38th St in New York, NY, and runs until 1:30 PM. Entry is free; the listing is on Luma.

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Join Leading Voices Shaping the Future of Climate and Conservation Technology SkyTruth is convening the field's top leaders and practitioners for a high-impact gathering focused on one overarching question: how can geospatial data accelerate our collective progress on the planet's most pressing environmental challenges?

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This isn't just a series of panels, but a working session designed to surface gaps, spark partnerships, and drive action. It is built around three of the most consequential data frontiers in environmental science today: Exposing Ocean Pollution at ScaleBe part of the conversation around SkyTruth's groundbreaking new report revealing the extent, concentration, and culpability of chronic oil pollution in our oceans — a major advancement for mapping human industrial activity at sea and an essential step towards holding polluters accountable. Speakers include: Karl Wurster, Chief Technology Officer, SkyTruth Paul Woods, Chief Innovation Officer, Global Fishing Watch Namrata Kolla, Head of Skylight, Ai2 Simon Bernard, CEO, Plastic Odyssey Uncovering the Hidden Costs of Oil and GasJoin leading organizations tackling one of climate's biggest blind spots: emissions caused by the offshore oil and gas industry. Help close the gap between detection and action on the sector's least-visible but most damaging climate impacts. Speakers include: John Amos, CEO, SkyTruth Kenzie Huffman, VP of Strategy and Impact, Carbon Mapper Scott Zimmerman, Project Manager, Global Energy Monitor Michelangelo Conserva, Research Scientist, Google Aaron Clark, Methane Investigator, Data Desk Protecting Biodiversity from Industrial ThreatsContribute to cross-sector efforts spanning philanthropy, government, and the environmental movement to measure and mitigate the impact of mining operations on the world's most critical ecosystems. Speakers include: Mitchelle De Leon, Chief Impact Officer, SkyTruth Flora Pereira, Chief Impact Officer, Pulitzer Center Mikel Maron, Product and Operations Lead, Earth Genome Francis Gassert, Strategy and Impact, Vizzuality Ankur Shah, Geospatial Data Scientist, PlanetSapling About the host: SkyTruth (skytruth.org) is a conservation technology nonprofit that leverages satellite imagery and environmental data to create tools and develop insights that drive accountability, accelerate climate action, and support biodiversity protection.Connect with us: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/skytruth Instagram, BlueSky: @skytruthFacebook: facebook.com/skytruth Sign up for our newsletter: ttps://bit.ly/SkyTruth-newsletter

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Luma
Organizer
SkyTruth
Time zone
EDT
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When
Wed, Sep 23, 2026 · 8:30 AM (EDT) · until 1:30 PM
Where
307 W 38th St
Address
307 W 38th St, New York, NY 10018, USA
Price
Free
Genre
climate, tech

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When is Turning Geospatial Data into Action on Pollution and Climate?
Wed, Sep 23, 2026 at 8:30 AM EDT.
How much are tickets for Turning Geospatial Data into Action on Pollution and Climate?
Entry is free.
Where is Turning Geospatial Data into Action on Pollution and Climate?
307 W 38th St, 307 W 38th St, New York, NY 10018, USA, New York, NY.
Where can I buy tickets for Turning Geospatial Data into Action on Pollution and Climate?
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What time does Turning Geospatial Data into Action on Pollution and Climate end?
It runs until 1:30 PM.

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