Abstract
Face-to-face conferences entail hundreds or thousands of flights and use up many other environmental, organizational, financial, and personal resources. Some librarians have argued for phasing them out in favor of virtual conferences, while others have said that in-person conferences still provide valuable opportunities that cannot be replicated online. In this final installment of Taking Issues, our authors consider the question, Can 'green librarians' justify the face-to-face library conference? —Editors
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