Modern technology underpins virtually every aspect of our contemporary way of life—from communications to healthcare, commerce to militarism. While technological systems directly consume a relatively small amount of energy—and improvements can lead to a certain amount of increased efficiency—technology currently requires fossil energy and other non-renewable resources for mining, manufacturing, and transport.

Join us for a conversation with Douglas Rushkoff, recent author of Throwing Rocks at the Google Bus and Casey Harrell of Citizen’s Engagement Lab’s Climate Lab for an engaging, compelling conversation about what the future of technology and communication might look like in a 100% renewable energy future.