Recent shifts in federal greenhouse gas policy, particularly the February 2026 EPA repeal of the 2009 Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding (a landmark action determining that greenhouse gases threaten public health and welfare), mark a pivotal moment for climate and public health. As federal protections evolve, what does this mean for air quality, health outcomes, and the role of regional leadership?

This timely conversation will bring together experts in environmental law, public health, and clean energy policy to explore. Join us for a conversation with Laura Robb (WashU Law Interdisciplinary Environmental Clinic), Laura Turner (American Lung Association), and James Owen (Renew Missouri), with guest moderator, Heather Navarro (Midwest Climate Collaborative)

This event is organized by Bursky School of Public Health's Office of Networks and Innovation Policy and System Solutions Research Network (PS2) and SPHERE (Solutions through Planetary Helath Research) Network. 

Recent shifts in federal greenhouse gas policy, particularly the February 2026 EPA repeal of the 2009 Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding (a landmark action determining that greenhouse gases threaten public health and welfare), mark a pivotal moment for climate and public health. As federal protections evolve, what does this mean for air quality, health outcomes, and the role of regional leadership?

This timely conversation will bring together experts in environmental law, public health, and clean energy policy to explore. Join us for a conversation with Laura Robb (WashU Law Interdisciplinary Environmental Clinic), Laura Turner (American Lung Association), and James Owen (Renew Missouri), with guest moderator, Heather Navarro (Midwest Climate Collaborative)

This event is organized by Bursky School of Public Health's Office of Networks and Innovation Policy and System Solutions Research Network (PS2) and SPHERE (Solutions through Planetary Helath Research) Network.