Tuesday, January 29th- 5:00pm Connan Room, University Center LOCAL ECONOMY: CONVENTION ON THE GLOBAL COMMONS James Quilligan, Centre for Global Negotiations, Philadelphia, PA
Monday, February 18th - 4:30pm Adamson Wing, 136A Baker Hall CONTAMINANTS AND THE DEVELOPING REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM: LESSONS FROM WILDLIFE Lou Guillette, Department of Zoology, University of Florida Sponsored by the Distinguished Lecture Series in Environmental Science, Technology and Policy
Tuesday, February 26th - 5:00pm Rangos 3, University Center LOCAL ECONOMY: SAVING THE WORLD BY EATING LOCALLY: THE SMALL-MART REVOLUTION Michael Shuman, Author of The Small-Mart Revolution
Monday, March 3rd - 4:30pm Adamson Wing, 136A Baker Hall THE FIRE RETARDANT DILEMMA: BALANCING FIRE PREVENTION, HUMAN HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Arlene Blum, UC Berkeley
Thursday, March 20th 4:30pm - Adamson Wing, 136A Baker Hall THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS P. Aarne Vesilind, Professor Emeritus, Bucknell University
Monday, March 24th 4:30pm – Adamson Wing, 136A Baker Hall NEWLY APPRECIATED ROLES OF EFFLUX TRANSPORTERS IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY David Epel, Stanford University
Thursday, March 27 5:00pm – McConomy Auditorium, University Center LOCAL ECONOMY: HOW GREEN DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW: ASSESSING COMMUNITY CAPACITY AND ALIGNING LOCAL INSTIGATIONS Kenneth Warren, Lakewood Public Library System, Cleveland, OH
Monday, April 7th 4:30pm – Adamson Wing, 136A Baker Hall BENCHMARKING THE REAL PITTSBURGH John G. Craig, Jr. Former Editor, Pittsburgh Post Gazette AND Paul O’Neill, Former Secretary of the Treasury and Former CEO, Alcoa Sponsored by the Distinguished Lecture Series in Environmental Science, Technology and Policy
Tuesday, April 8th 4:30pm – Rangos 1, University Center SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRY IN A CHANGING SOCIETY John B. Carberry, Environmental Technology, E.I. DuPont Sigma Xi Distinguished Lecturer
Monday, April 14th 4:30pm – Adamson Wing, 136A Baker Hall JOURNEYS: LIVING THE PURSUIT OF A SUSTAINABLE CIVILIZATION Terry Collins, Chemistry, Carnegie Mellon
Tuesday, April 15th 4:30pm – Adamson Wing, 136A Baker Hall ROLE OF ENGINEERS IN POVERTY REDUCTION: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES Bernard Amadei, University of Colorado Sponsored by the Distinguished Lecture Series in Environmental Science, Technology and Policy
Tuesday, April 29th 5:00pm – Connan Room, University Center LOCAL ECONOMY: LOCAL LIVING ECONOMIES: GREEN, FAIR AND FUN Judy Wicks, The White Dog Café, Philadelphia, PA
