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Massachusetts Undersecretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs to Speak in Wayland
This Chief Energy Advisor Gives us insight into Where We Are and Where We Are Headed as a Nation and a State with Renewable Energy.
Will We Lead or Follow the World?
Join us as Undersecretary Giudice addresses the Walden Forum Tuesday evening, April 26 at 7:30 pm. The Walden Forum is held at First Parish Meeting House, at the intersection of Routes 20 and 27 in Wayland, Mass.
Secretary Giudice has been helping set the direction for our energy future in Massachusetts and working to influence national and global policies. In his talk, “Our Clean Energy Journey.“ Undersecretary Giudice will provide us with his perspectives for our clean energy future.
Our Clean Energy Journey will take us from the fields of Massachusetts to reflections on the US as well as the worlds energy direction. He will discuss:
- Our energy circumstances and what we doing about it
- Will we forever be dependent on oil and natural gas?
- The role for nuclear and renewable energies.
- And what will this all mean for our economy and our environment.
He will also share his reflections of moving from years in the private industry sector to the public sector.
Undersecretary Giudice brings more than 30 years of diverse and expansive energy industry experience to his role as the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs’ (EEA). He is the secretary’s key advisor on energy issues.
About Walden Forum: The Walden Forum is a free public series that promotes learning and discussion about important ethical, religious, political, scientific, social and other topics in a live forum setting. Dynamic speakers may challenge preconceived notions about the world around us and offer access to issues that might not otherwise be heard in Wayland or our surrounding community. Featuring world-class speakers on great topics throughout the year, The Walden Forum is a non-religious community program offered by First Parish in Wayland, and held at the historic 1815 First Parish Meetinghouse at the intersection of Routes 20 and 27 in Wayland Center. For more information, go to http://www.waldenforum.org/ or write to info@waldenforum.org
