Climate change: beyond the climate
museum
adults
museum
2150, AUTOROUTE DES LAURENTIDES
LAVAL, QC H7T 2T8
Crédit : ©François Reeves
Crédit : ©Julie Duroche
Crédit : ©Université de Sherbrooke
(Available in French only)
Description
Our new temporary exhibition Ça Chauffe ! Cool it explores the impact of climate change on health, and invites us to reflect on our role in combating this upheaval, and our ability to take action. To do so, we need to examine a wide range of ecological, economic, political and other issues.
To mark Anti-Disinformation Week, we invite you to take part in a panel discussion with experts from a variety of fields. Laure Waridel, ecosociologist; François Reeves, cardiologist; and François Delorme, economist, will share their perspectives on current challenges and discuss ways of fostering dialogue between these issues to encourage a real transition to action.
ABOUT the conference speakers
Dr François Reeves, MD FRCPC, is an interventional cardiologist at CHUM and Cité de la santé de Laval, and associate professor in the Faculty of Medicine at Université de Montréal, with affiliation to the School of Public Health. For the past 20 years, he has been developing and applying the principles of environmental cardiology.
Laure Waridel is an ecosociologist and associate professor at UQAM, as well as a columnist and writer. She is particularly active on issues revolving around the ecological transition, the connection between humans and nature, and environmental justice.
François Delorme teaches in the Department of Economics at the Université de Sherbrooke and is CEO of François Delorme Consultation inc. He is particularly interested in macroeconomics, public finance and environmental economics. He was Chief Economist at Industry Canada and a senior civil servant for some twenty years at the federal Department of Finance. He was also a researcher at the Economic Council of Canada, while teaching economics at the University of Ottawa.
MORE INFORMATION
Visit to the exhibition Ça Chauffe ! Cool it is included in the ticket price and is open from 6pm.
How to book: Places are limited, online booking strongly recommended.