LM Live Sustainability Panel Will Teach You How to Save the Planet 

With our skyscrapers, congested streets and limited pockets of green space, New York City might not fit your typical image of a sustainability hub. But it turns out that this dense urban landscape provides a living laboratory for testing and implementing sustainable initiatives, from green infrastructure projects to renewable energy innovations. (The robust public transit options that keep our emissions down don’t hurt, either!)

On March 7, join the Downtown Alliance at Primary (26 Broadway) for a discussion with the innovative companies who are developing products, systems and community efforts to make NYC a model for sustainable urban development. You’ll learn about the progress these organizations have already made and their goals for the future, as well as how you can get involved in the movement.

Speakers include Marisa DeDominicis, executive director of Earth Matter NY; Warrie Price, president of the Battery Conservancy; and Gail Tierney, a corporate volunteer coordinator for the Billion Oyster Project. Lenore Kantor, founder of Growth Warrior, will moderate. 

The panel discussion will be followed by an opportunity for networking. Refreshments will be served. The event runs from 5:30 p.m. through 7:30 p.m.; reserve your ticket here!