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1:00:35Now PlayingThe climate crisis is no longer a distant threat—it’s here, reshaping our world in real time. Join The Atlantic for an exploration of how innovation, storytelling, and justice are reshaping our response to a warming planet. First, we'll have a high-impact conversation at the intersection of climate science and cutting-edge solutions. The glaciologist Brent Minchew, the climate communicator Kate Marvel, and the nonprofit leader Manuela Zamora join the Atlantic staff writer Ross Andersen to dive into what’s changing—and what’s possible—when science meets urgency. Then, the Atlantic senior editor and Floodlines creator Vann R. Newkirk II leads a deep dive into the future of natural disasters—and how systemic inequities fuel their impact. Joining him are the environmental-justice icon Catherine Coleman Flowers and the producer and showrunner of Netflix's “Katrina: Come Hell and High Water,” Alisa Payne, in a must-hear conversation about the stories we tell and the systems we need to rebuild for a just and resilient future.
This session will also feature a conversation produced by our underwriter Allstate. The Atlantic’s chief revenue officer and publisher, Alice McKown, will join Allstate leadership to discuss the resilience gap and why disaster preparedness still matters.
Speakers include:
Brent Minchew, Professor of Geophysics, California Institute of Technology and Chief Scientist, Arête Glacier Initiative
Kate Marvel, Author and Research Scientist
Manuela Zamora, Executive Director, NY Sun Works
Ross Andersen, Staff Writer, The Atlantic
Alisa Payne, Producer and Co-founder, Message Pictures
Catherine Coleman Flowers, Founder, Center for Rural Enterprise and Environmental Justice
Vann R. Newkirk II, Senior Editor, The Atlantic
Rich Loconte*, Senior Vice President Deputy General Counsel Government and Industry Relations, Allstate
Alice McKown, Publisher and Chief Revenue Officer, The Atlantic
*This session is produced by our underwriter and is independent of The Atlantic’s editorial staff.
The Atlantic Festival brings the brand’s essential journalism to life on stage through dynamic conversations, exclusive screenings, and engaging performances. Expect rigorous dialogue with influential voices in politics, culture, business, technology, and media—plus opportunities to connect with other curious, thoughtful attendees.
The 2025 lineup includes Scott Galloway, Richard Ayoade with David Letterman, H.R. McMaster, Clara Wu Tsai, Arvind Krishna, Jennifer Doudna, Monica Lewinsky, Catherine Coleman Flowers, Bryan Stevenson, Dr. Becky Kennedy, and many more. Atlantic journalists including Jeffrey Goldberg, Jemele Hill, Vann Newkirk, and Sophie Gilbert will moderate and lead discussions.
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