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The other greenhouse gas and why it matters for West Virginia | Current Students | West Virginia University
Join us for a panel discussion on how the state can continue its tradition of being a leader in energy production by increasing the deployment of methane mitigation technologies, which will create good-paying jobs while cutting the waste of a precious West Virginia resource.
Panelists:
- Derek Johnson, WVU associate professor, Mechanical and Aerospace Dept., Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources, an expert in innovative methane monitoring technologies
- Evan Hansen, West Virginia House of Delegates and principal of Downstream Strategies
- Morgan King, Climate Campaign Coordinator, West Virginia Rivers Coalition
Special Presentation: WVU Graduate Kyle Gillis, co-founder, Iconic Air
Try the Methane Cha4llenge VR equipment during the reception! See the potential to cut methane emissions with this fun virtual reality experience.
The event is hosted by the WVU Energy Institute and sponsored by the Environmental Defense Fund. Students from the Reed College of Media Broadcast will moderate.
Join this important discussion on March 23, at 4:30 p.m., at the Media Innovation Center, Evansdale Crossing, which includes a networking reception with free food from Jimmy John’s. Register at: