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Environmental Studies Faculty Seminars

October 1, 2007. "Environmental Standards at Sea." Beth DeSombre, Political Science. LCW413

October 25, 2007. "Geology and American Landscape Painting." Becky Bedell, Art History. Jewett 354.

November 8, 2007
. "Backyard Ecology, or, How to Garden for Biodiversity." Kristina Jones. Biology/Botanic Gardens. LCW413

Here is a sampling of events sponsored by the Environmental Studies Program during 2006-07.

Inconvenient Truth Marathon

Day 1: Showing in the Pendleton Atrium; organic food served.
Faculty Talkback with Jay Turner (Environmental Studies) and Stacy Sneeringer (Economics)
Day 2: Showing in Collins Cinema Community Activism: Opportunity to write your elected officials and learn about environmental organizations in the area.
Day 3: Showing in the Science Center; local food served
Faculty Talkback with Nick Rodenhouse (Biological Sciences) and Britt Argow (Geosciences)

Environmental Studies Spring Walks

John Huss (Philosophy), "'Round the Lake"
JiHyang Sunim (Religious Life), "Spirituality and Place"
Nick Rodenhouse (Biological Sciences), "Trees"
Peter Ferguson (Emeritus), "A Landscape History"

Spring 2007 Environmental Studies Faculty Seminars

Britt Argow (Geosciences), "New England Salt Marshes and Rising Sea Level: Sink or Swim?"
Nick Rodenhouse (Biological Sciences), "Climate Change and the Nature of New England"
Jay Turner (Environmental Studies), "The Specter of Environmentalism: American Environmentalism and the New Right"
Flick Coleman (Chemistry), "Twelve-Stepping a Trillion Dollar Industry Through Green Chemistry

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Fall: Pumpkin Carving
Spring: Herb Planting
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