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ALT Teal-colored flyer with yellow text boxes and a candid image of Alison Taylor speaking to someone at an event. Text: "Securing a Climate-Friendly Future: Meet Alison Taylor, Climate Leader in Residence. Thursday, November 21, 5:45-7 p.m., Field Auditorium, Grainger Hall. Sit in on a lively conversation between Taylor and Nicholas Institute Director Brian Murray, followed by a networking reception! Register: duke.is/climateconvo" Logos included for Duke Climate Commitment and Nicholas Institute for Energy, Environment & Sustainability.
ALT A promotional graphic from Climate TRACE announcing new emissions data now live. The main section features a nighttime world map with color-coded dots indicating emission sources for various sectors in 2023, totaling 61.15 billion tons of COâ‚‚ equivalent. The map shows concentrated emissions in regions such as North America, Europe, and Asia. At the bottom, there is a link to "ClimateTRACE.org/Explore" for more details. The top and bottom of the image have a dark gray background with bold white text reading "NEW DATA NOW LIVE."
ALT A team of graduate students from Syracuse University holds an oversized check for $10,000 for winning first place in the 2024 Energy in Emerging Markets Case Competition.
ALT A team of graduate students from Duke University holds an oversized check for $4,000 for winning second place in the 2024 Energy in Emerging Markets Case Competition.
ALT A team of graduate students from McGill University holds an oversized check for $1,000 for winning third place in the 2024 Energy in Emerging Markets Case Competition.
ALT A promotional graphic for Climate TRACE featuring a dark background with a partial image of Earth on the right side. At the top is the Climate TRACE logo. Large text reads "COMING SOON: NEW GLOBAL EMISSIONS DATA." Below, it invites viewers to "Join coalition co-founders Al Gore & Gavin McCormick at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan." Event details are listed: "Friday, November 15, 10:30 AM AZT, Plenary Hall 1: Nizami, Zone D, Blue Zone." At the bottom right, Al Gore and Gavin McCormick are shown standing together, both wearing suits.
ALT A graphic titled "Conversations with the Coalition". On the left side is a photo of Kyle Bradbury, PhD, smiling and wearing a light blue shirt. To the right is a quote: “One of the biggest challenges is the sheer scale and diversity of buildings across the globe. If you think about building emissions, we're talking about every building across the 150 million-square-kilometers of land on Earth.” Below the quote, his name, "Kyle Bradbury, PhD," appears with "Duke University" in orange. The Climate TRACE logo is in the bottom left corner.