Videos

Highlights from the first two days of conference programming, from the clean energy ecosystem to the circular economy.

Transforming minefields into vineyards: how Rotary’s global peace efforts are eradicating landmines to rebuild communities, empower women, and restore hope through agriculture in war-torn regions like Ukraine and beyond.

A look at Rotary’s Operation Pollination initiative that’s restoring pollinator habitats, and how plant-rich diets are a sustainable solution for environmental health, food security, and combating climate change.

Can capitalism save the planet? Join four visionary leaders who’ve shaped global brands, funded moonshots, and redefined sustainability in boardrooms. This no-holds-barred conversation challenges legacy thinking and explores what it takes to lead in a world where every decision has climate consequences.

Sharita Humphrey explains how GeoEcoHub is bridging the digital divide in rural Texas.

A demonstration of En-ROADS, a leading global climate simulator that models how climate is advancing, what are the drivers of climate, and what can be done to fight climate change.

Discover how Dallas is transforming urban agriculture through innovative programs such as regulatory reform, grant-funded community gardens, GIS mapping for food access, and horticultural therapy to build a sustainable food future.

Keefe Harrison explains how The Recycling Partnership is transforming recycling by uniting communities, companies, and policymakers.

Bruce Brimacombe discusses the urgent need for unified, consumer-empowering electric vehicle charging standards, innovative bi-directional home chargers, and overcoming utility fragmentation to enhance grid resilience.

Discover how sustainable mass timber construction is transforming the building industry by storing carbon, promoting reforestation, and replacing steel and concrete.

Discussing the ways science and government can work together for lasting change, exploring how youth are championing environmental impact, and a special announcement about the first ever Global Climate Week.

How artificial intelligence can be used for both traditional and transformative output by helping energy decision-makers operate assets better.

Richard Gibbons, Director of Conservation, Texas National Audubon Society, discusses finding opportunity amidst uncertainty in the current conservation climate.

Sam Stone, Conservation Program Manager, Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation, explains how the Pollinators & Prairies program is cultivating conservation stewardship and protecting native pollinators through restoration initiatives, outreach, and research.

Introducing Positive Polar, an expedition cruise company dedicated to ocean wildlife restoration.

Tito Jankowsky co-founded Airminers, which has forged a vibrant global community of climate-tech entrepreneurs and helped launch and fund hundreds of CO2- removal (CDR) companies.

Professionals from leading Mexican companies share their strategic insights on expanding into the US market—highlighting Texas as a key entry point, the importance of cultural humility, community-driven values, innovative business models, and the critical role of expert partnerships for successful cross-border growth.

Hemal Doshi shares his journey from Texas energy deregulation to pioneering renewable energy and EV charging.

Jerry Cotter highlights the urgent need for proactive flood and water management in Dallas-Fort Worth amid rapid population growth and extreme weather due to climate change.

Mike Bergey shares his inspiring journey, from pioneering durable small-scale wind turbines for rural homeowners worldwide to promoting clean energy and sustainable technology for over four decades.

The mayors of Fort Worth and Arlington discuss managing rapid city growth through sustainable policies, innovative business partnerships, and preserving green spaces like trails and parks to ensure eco-friendly communities amid booming economies.