[Save] NE Climate & Enviro Calendar * 2/10 - 2/25/04

[Michael Charney]

CAMBRIDGE CLIMATE CALENDAR       Feb 11 - Nov 2004
Climate, Envir & Sustainability Events for MA & NE

Noah built the Ark before it began to rain.

Editor’s Choice:

2/20-22  Northeast Climate Conf. Camb
2/22 - 24 Bloome Jewish Enviro Leadership Inst. Boston
2/26 - Measure, Manage Office-based CO2 Emissns Wkshp. Boston
*2/27 – 2nd Ann Business Sustainability Conf. Hanover, NH
*3/6,7 - Leadership Skills Training Wkshp for Envir Staff. Keene, NH

3/10-13 NESEA Building Energy 2004 Conf. Boston
3/15,16 NEG/ECP Climate Change Impacts & Adaptatns Conf. Boston 
*3/29,30 - Earth Inst. State of the Planet Conf. NYC
*4/14 - Green Hotels & Green Mtgs Training Wkshp. Boston
4/14,15 - CERES 2004 Conference. Boston. MA

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Action Alert:
*Stop envir destructive provisions in TEA-21 bill. 
( Transp Equity Act - 21st C). Act before 4/6.  Info:
 http://actionnetwork.org/campaign/teafeb2004/8w7eiez9jj577k 

*2/11 – Voter registrtn ddln for 3/2 MA Dem. pres. primary. MA
Info: http://www.state.ma.us/sec/ele/eleifv/howreg.htm 

Noted:
*The Apollo Project:  Democrats' Moon Shot  
Info: http://tompaine.com/feature2.cfm/ID/9820 
Also at: http://www.tufts.edu/tci/Calendar.html > Feature

Climate Collapse: Pentagon's Weather Nightmare, David Stipp, 
Fortune, 1/26/04. Abrupt climate change as nat’l security issue.
See:  “Feature” at left at http://www.tufts.edu/tci/Calendar.html 

A Sacrifice of Species – Boston Globe Editorial (1/19/04)
Re: Climate change & massive extinctions by 2050.
/editorial_opinion/editorials/articles/2004/01/19/a_sacrifice_of_species 
 
Also at Feature: http://www.tufts.edu/tci/Calendar.html

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FEBRUARY 2004

Through February (dates vary)
2/’04 - Climate Change, Should We Care? Exhibit. ME, VT, NH

Mondays thru May 24
2/9 – 5/24 Course: Path to Sustainable Development. Camb/Internet

Tuesdays thru May 4
2/10 – 5/4  Course: Human Health & Global Envir Change. Boston

Tuesdays, February 3 – May 25
2/10 – 5/25 Climate Change: Sci, Social Impact & Diplomacy. Camb 

Tuesday, February 10
2/10 Are 41kyr glacial oscillatns linear to Milankovitch forcing? Camb
2/10 - Beyond Conservatn: Evolutn of Envir League MA. Boston

Wednesday, February 11
2/11 – Voter regstrtn ddln for 3/2 MA Dem. pres. primary. MA
*2/11 - Historic Preservation & Sustainable Design. Boston 
2/11 Trading & Banking of Pollutn Allowances. Waltham, MA
2/11 - MA Sierra Club Political Committee Mtg. Boston

2/11 - Sustainability - Worth Fighting For? Camb
2/11 - Heinrich & D/O Events: It's the Sea Ice. Camb
2/11 - Back to the Future, Part II: Long-Term Discounting. Camb
*2/11 Analytical Modeling in GIS: Envir Applicatns. Medford, MA
2/11 - Vanishing Cultures. Camb

Thursday, February 12
2/12 - Climate Change Backpack Training for Educators. Concord, NH
*2/12 - Sacrificing Corporate Profits in the Public Interest. Camb
2/12 – Internat’l Environmental Standards. Middlebury, VT  
2/12 Industrial Responses to China’s Cleaner Productn Prgrm. Camb

2/12 - Abrupt Climate Change: Tropical Clues. Boston
2/12 – Citywide Community Garden Council Mtg. Boston
*2/12 Fatal Fallout (film re: nuclear plant terrorist strike). Camb
2/12 Changing Face of Renewable Energy: New Study. Camb

February 12-16
2/12-16  Am Assn Advmt of Sci Ann. Mtg. Seattle, WA

Friday, February 13
*2/13 - MBTA Station Improvement Program: Previews. Boston 
2/13 Light, mist & pendant bryophytes in a montane forest. Ptrshm, MA
2/13 – New Horizons in Enviro Surface Chemistry. Camb 
2/13 – New Frontiers in Feather Characteristics. New Haven, CT

2/13 - Ozone Exposure & Morality Risk - Bayesian Analysis. Boston
2/13 - Black Land Loss in Rural South: Ethnogrphc Film. Camb
*2/13 OH & Aerosols: Insights frm atmos. VOC measuremts. Camb
2/13 – “In Hot Water” - film by NE Aquarium. No. Camb

February 13 -15  
2/13-15 Food Choice, Community & Local Economy. Plymouth, MA

Sunday, February 15
2/15 - Living on Earth: Enviro Radio. NPR, WBUR, WUMB, Web

Monday, February 16
2/16 - Threats to Rare Forest in Belmont & Cambridge. Camb
2/16 - Early Cenozoic extreme climates. New Haven, CT

Tuesday, February 17
*2/17 Cardiac Oxidant Stress/Dysfunctn by Pollutn Particulates. Boston
2/17 – Climate Change, Health, Ocean & Sci Impacts. Boston
2/17 - Nonprofit Orgs & Gov’t - Getting Things Done. Camb
2/17 - Future of Renewable Energy & Your Role in It. Medford, MA

Wednesday, February 18
*2/18 - Offshore Windpower in the US. Medford, MA
2/18 - VT Citizen Action / Envir Lobby Day 2004. Montpelier, VT 
2/18 - Controls on Calanus finmarchicus in Georges Bank. Camb
*2/18 - Re-Evolution of Business:Strategies for 21c. Allston, MA

February 18 – April 21
*2/18 – 4/21 Envir Bldg Design & Operation e-Course. Online

Thursday, February 19
2/19 - Enviro Chemical Releases: Routes of Exposure. Middlebury, VT  
*2/19 – Grad Student Energy & Envir Potluck Dinner. Metro-Bos

Friday, February 20
2/20 – Multiple plant traits & species effects on ecosystems. Ptrshm, MA
2/20 – Epibionts & Nesting Sea Turtles in Mexico. Nw Hvn, CT
2/20 - Energy Use & Human Health Forum. Boston 
*2/20 - Risk Characterization of Dioxins. Boston 

February 20-22
2/20-22  (Student) Northeast Climate Conf. Camb

February 22 – 24
2/22 – 24 Bloome Jewish Enviro Leadership Inst. Boston

Monday, February 23
2/23 - Abrupt climate change: Tropical clues. Nw Hvn, CT
2/23 - Sustainable Building Design In Newton. Newton, Ma

Tuesday, February 24
2/24 - EBC Breakfast Meeting with Douglas Foy. Boston
2/24 Ocean salinity changes, planetary hydrologic cycle. Wds Hole, MA
2/24 – Envir, Ecology & Emerging Infectious Diseases. Boston
2/24 - Riding the Rails: Future of the MBTA. Camb

Wednesday, February 25
2/25 - EBC NH Chapter Regulatory Update Mtg. Concord, NH 
2/25 – E2: Perspectives on Clean Air & Climate Change. Boston
2/25 – So.Ocean winds & eddies as drivers of global climate. Camb
2/25 Chem Mechanisms for Atmospheric Oxidatn of VOCs. Camb
2/25 Mystic Lakes: Envir Processes, Aquatic Pollutants. Winchstr, MA

Thursday February 26
2/26 - Coalitn for Envir Responsible Conventns general mtg. Boston
2/26 - Measure & Manage Office-based CO2 Emissns. Wkshp. Boston
*2/26 1990 Clean Air Act: Enviro Policy in GHW Bush Admin. Camb 
2/26 - Biocentrism: Origins & Prospects. Middlebury, VT
2/26 - Screening of Bhopal film. Camb 
2/26 – Fishes, Submarines, & Robots: Moving Underwater. Camb

Friday, February 27
*2/27 – 2nd Ann Business Sustainability Conf. Hanover, NH
2/27 Studying evolutn w three-spine stickleback fish. Petersham, MA
2/27 Sand Fly Disease Vectors: Taxonomy & Evolutn. Nw Hvn, CT
2/27 - The Great Grind: Geochemical Impact of Glaciers. Camb
2/27 - Rachel Carson Lecture on Enviro Ethics. Camb

February 27 & 28
2/27-28 Net Impact  Int’l MBA Case Competition. Boulder, CO
2/27-28 Ecological Landscaping Assn Conf/Eco-Marketplace. Boxboro, MA 

MARCH 2004 

Monday, March 1
3/1 - Aerosols & climate change. Certain & Uncertain. Nw Hvn, CT

March 1-2
3/1,2 - Nat’l Symposm on Market Transformation. DC

Tuesday, March 2
*3/2 - Presidential Primaries: MA, CT, NY, RI, VT
3/2 - Globalztn: Devlpmt, Health & Inequity; Boston
3/2 - Integrating Sustainability into the Built Envir. Camb

Wednesday, March 3
3/3 Envir Federalism, Regultry Delegtn: Incomplete Contracting. Camb
3/3 - Pat Daly, Interfaith Ctr for Corp Responsibility. Medford, MA 
*3/3 - Cape Wind - Why Now? W. Salem, MA
*3/3 Wind Over Water (doc film: Cape Wind Projt). W. Barnstable, MA

Thursday, March 4
3/4 - Climate Change Backpack Training for Educators. Wells, ME
3/4 – Dilemmas of Consumerism: Buddhist Perspectives. Middlebury, VT
3/4 - Benefits of Monitoring Criteria Air Pollutants in Netwks. Camb
3/4 - John Muir & Legacy of Henry David Thoreau. Lincoln, MA

Friday, March 5 
3/5 – Manhattan Isld ecology: 1609 vs Present. Petersham, MA
3/5 - Front Lines of Oceanic Biodiversity. New Haven, CT
3/5 – Secret Lives of Black Bears. Boston

March 5 - 7
*3/5-7 Activists Networking Weekend. Littleton, MA

Saturday March 6
3/6 - Depleted Uranium Anti-Tank Shells: Toxic or Smart Tech? Camb

March 6 & 7
*3/6,7 - Leadership Skills Training Wkshp for Enviro Staff. Keene, NH
3/6,7 – Ann. Massachusetts Birders' Mtg. Peabody, MA

Sunday, March 7
3/7 - Reclaiming the Commons

March 7-9
3/7-9   Evolution of the Earth System Symposium. Camb 

Monday, March 8
3/8 - EBC March Networking & Dinner Mtg. Waltham, MA

Tuesday, March 9
3/9 – Toxic Chemicals, Children & Communities. Boston 
3/9 Subsistence, Landscape, Identity in NE 1000-1700 AD. Boston 

Wednesday, March 10
3/10 - The equatorial mixed layer heat budget. Camb
3/10 - Public Debate on Wind Energy. Boston

March 10-13
3/10-13 NESEA Building Energy 2004 Conf. Boston

Thursday, March 11
*3/11 - OSHA Inspectns & Workplace Injuries. Camb
3/11 Middlebury Collg Carbon Reductn Initiative. Middlebury, VT
3/11 - Monitoring Urban Air Pollution in Mexico City. Camb

Friday, March 12
3/12 H2O & N dynamics: E deciduous & NW conifer forests. Ptrshm, MA
3/12 Land Ownership & Fate of Ranching in Amer West. Camb

Saturday, March 13
3/13 - Grassroots Use of Computer/Internet Technology Conf. Camb
3/13 - MA Land Trust Conf: Smart Growth & Conservatn. Worcstr, MA

Sunday, March 14
3/14 - Future of Fishing in New England. Newburyport, MA  

March 15 & 16
3/15,16 NEG/ECP Climate Change Impacts & Adaptations Conf. Boston

Tuesday, March 16
3/16 – Renewable Energy Solutns & Financial Sector. Boston
3/16 – The Transportation System of Gtr Boston. Camb 

Wednesday, March 17
3/17 - The Envir/Conservatn Medicine Connection, Medford, MA
3/17 - Worker Sorting & the Risk of Death on the Job. Camb

March 17 - 18
3/17-18  WRI Sustainable Enterprise Summit. DC

For events after 3/17 see Beyond at 
http://www.tufts.edu/tci/Calendar.html 
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DETAILED LISTINGS:

FEBRUARY 2004

FEB (dates vary)
Climate Change, Should We Care? Family Exhibit
Chewonki Fdn, Wiscasset, ME (Thurs):  http://www.chewonki.org
C. McAuliffe Planetrm, Concord, NH: http://www.starhop.com 
Massabesic Sci Ctr Auburn, NH: http://www.nhaudubon.org 
Fairbanks Musm/Planetrm, St. Johnsbury, VT: 
http://www.fairbanksmuseum.org 
http://www.mainepbs.org/quest/pdf/community_climate.pdf

MON thru MAY 24
The Path to Sustainable Development, Robert Pojasek, PhD.
Harvard Ext Schl course ENVR E-105, 5:30-7:30 pm, Sever Hall 
Rm 102, Harvard Yard, Camb/Internet. Info: rpojasek at sprynet.com 
http://courses.dce.harvard.edu/~envre105  781-641-2422

TUES, thru MAY 25
Global Climate Change: Science, Social Impact & Diplomacy of a 
World Enviro Crisis. 7:30 - 9:30 pm, Harvard Ext Schl Course ENVR 
- E-130, Harvard Yard, Camb & Internet.  Profs Wm Moomaw & 
Timothy Weiskel. Credit or audit. Info/Syllabus/Resources: 
http://courses.dce.harvard.edu/~envre130  Tim at EcoEthics.Net 
 http://www.dce.harvard.edu/extension/2003-04/courses/envr.jsp#e-130 

TUE, FEB 10
Are the 41kyr glacial oscillations a linear response to 
Milankovitch forcing? Yossi Ashkenazy (Weizmann Inst). 
Noon, MIT Bldg 54 – Rm 1510, via Ames St, Camb. 
Info:  http://www.mit.edu/~phuybers/sack.html  Map: 
http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=54&Buildings=go 

TUE, FEB 10
Beyond Conservation: Evolution of Enviro League of Mass.,
Chris Bosso (Northeastern U).  Comment: Jim Gomes (ELM).
Envir History Seminar. 5:15 pm, Mass Historical Soc, 
1154 Boylston St, Boston.  T: Green, Hynes CC Stop. Paper 
avail. in adv. Info: svose at masshist.org, 617-646-0518
http://www.masshist.org/events 

WED, FEB 11
Deadline to register to vote in 3/2 Mass. Dem. pres. primary. 
MA Info: http://www.state.ma.us/sec/ele/eleifv/howreg.htm 

*WED, FEB 11
Historic Preservation & Sustainable Design, Jean Carroon 
AIA (Princpl/Preservatn, Goody Clancy); COTE Mtg. 
8 am, Bos Soc Architects Bldg, 52 Broad St, 5th flr 
Conf rm, Boston. Info: darons at tka-architects.com, 
http://committees.architects.org/green/newcote.htm 

WED, FEB 11
EBC Seminar - Market Driven Approaches to Enviro Protection – 
Trading & Banking of Pollution Allowances. 7:30 am – Noon,
DoubleTree Guest Suites, 550 Winter St, Waltham, MA
$95/$145. Info: http://www.ebc-ne.org/meetings.htm#0211
http://www.ebc-ne.org/021104details.html 

WED, FEB 11
MA Sierra Club Political Committee Mtg.  Noon – 2 pm, 
Sierra Club Office, 100 Boylston St #760, Boston. Info:
 http://www.sierraclubmass.org/events/events.html#special

WED, FEB 11
Sustainability - Worth Fighting For? Prof Paul Jowitt (Heriot-
Watt U & SISTech). 1 - 2:30 pm, MIT Bldg 9- Rm 151, 105 Mass 
Ave, Camb (CMI Lecture Series simulcast: MIT & Camb U, Brit).
Map: http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=9&Buildings=go

WED, FEB 11
Heinrich & D/O Events: It's the Sea Ice, Prof Eli Tziperman 
(Harvard). 4-5 pm, MIT, Bldg 54 - Rm 915, via 21 Ames St, 
Camb  Info: http://web.mit.edu/eaps/events/events.shtml
Map: http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=54&Buildings=go 

WED, FEB 11
Back to the Future, Part II: Long-Term Discounting, Martin Weitzman 
(Harvard).  4-5:30 pm, Rm L332, Littauer Bldg, KSG, 79 JFK St, 
Camb.  Envir econ & policy seminar. Papers at website. Info: 
 http://www.courses.fas.harvard.edu/~ec2690hf   617-496-8054

*WED, FEB 11
Analytical Modeling in GIS: Enviro Applicatns, Dr. Yelena 
Ogneva-Himmelberger. 4:30 pm, Olin Ctr, Rm 11, 
180 Packard Ave, Tufts U, Medford, MA. Info:
 http://www.tufts.edu/tie/getting_involved/events.html
Map: http://www.tufts.edu/source/maps/medford/zoom.php?fid=m086 

WED, FEB 11
Realm of Vanishing Cultures: Light at Edge of the World, Wade 
Davis, (Nat’l Geogr Explorer). 7:30 pm, First Parish, 3 Church 
St, Harvard Sq, Camb Info: http://www.cambridgeforum.org 

THUR, FEB 12
Climate Change Training – Tool Kit for educators, sci & nature 
ctr interpreters to teach about climate change. 9:30 am – 3:30 pm, 
Christa McAuliffe Planetarium, 2 Institute Dr, Concord, 
NH.  Free. Lunch $7. Pls RSVP by 2/5; Info: 617-973-0256  
janderson at neaq.org,  Map: http://www.starhop.com/drctions.htm 

*THUR, FEB 12
Sacrificing Corporate Profits in the Public Interest, Prof Einer 
Elhauge(Harvard Law).  Mod: Prof Rbt Stavins. Noon -1:30 pm, 
Bell Hall, 5th Flr, Belfer Bldg, KSG, 79 JFK St, Camb. RSVP/
Info: http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/cbg/rpp/seminars.htm Paper:  
http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/cbg/Events/Papers/RPP_2-12-04_Elhauge.pdf 
617-384-8319, rpp at ksg.harvard.edu

THUR, FEB 12
Internat’l Environmental Standards: Myths, Realities, & Concerns, 
Randy Kritkausky (ECOLOGIA).12:15 – 1:20 pm, Bicentennial 
Hall Rm 216, Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT  Info/Dir:  
http://www.middlebury.edu/depts/es/events/woodin_series   

THUR, FEB 12
Industrial Responses to Cleaner Production Program in 
Jiangsu Province, China,:Hongyan He Oliver, PhD Candidate 
Stanford U). 4 pm, Pierce Hall, Rm 114, 29 Oxford St, Harvard 
U, Camb Info: hyhe at stanford.edu  gbeach at fas.harvard.edu  
Map: http://www.map.harvard.edu  

THUR, FEB 12
Abrupt Climate Change: Tropical Clues from the Anoxic 
Cariaco Basin, Venezuela, Larry Peterson (U Miami 
RSMAS). 4 pm, Stone Sci Bldg, 675 Commonwealth 
Ave, STO Rm B36, Boston. MBTA: Green B Line - BU 
East stop. Info: http://www.bu.edu/es/colloquia 

THUR, FEB 12
Citywide Community Garden Council Mtg. 5:30 – 7 pm, 
Boston Natural Areas Netwk, 62 Summer St, Boston
Info: 617-542-7696, kim at bostonnatural.org 
http://www.bostonnatural.org

THURS, FEB 12
Fatal Fallout (film re: if terrorists air-crashed into Indian 
Point Nuclear Power Plant…). Screenings & Public Hlth Forum, 
Q&A w. Exec Producer/Dir Gary Null PhD.  6 & 8:30 pm, Brattle 
Thtr, 40 Brattle St, Harvard Sq, Camb. Info:  617-876-6837, Box 
office -6838; http://www.garynull.com/Events/FatalFallout.aspx 
646-505-4660 x169, lowens at garynull.com

THUR, FEB 12
Changing Face of Renewable Energy: New Multi-Client Study.
Lisa Frantzis (Renewable & Distributed Energy); Maya Chaudhari
 & Ryan Katofsky (Navigant Consulting). Spons: BASEA Forum. 
7:15 pm, 1st Parish Unitarian Church, 3 Church St., 
Harvard Sq, Camb Info: http://www.basea.org  info at basea.org 

FEB 12-16
Am Assn Advmt of Sci Ann. Mtg. Seattle, WA. 
Info:  http://www.aaas.org/meetings

*FRI, FEB 13
MBTA Station Improvement Program: Previews of new designs 
for Ashmont, Kenmore Sq, Charles/MGH stations, Barbara Boylan, 
AIA (Dir Design, MBTA). 8:10-9:30 am, Brown Rudnick Berlack 
Israels, 1 Financial Ctr, 19th Flr, Dewey Sq, Boston. Move Mass. 
mtg. Info/RSVP photo ID Req: danwilson at usa.net, 617-720-4334

FRI, FEB 13
Light, mist & pendant epiphytic bryophytes in a montane 
forest, Claudia Romero & Francis Putz  (U Florida). 11 am, 
Harvard Forest, Seminar rm, Shaler Hall, Petersham, MA 
Info/Dir: http://harvardforest.fas.harvard.edu 
http://harvardforest.fas.harvard.edu/research/seminarschedule.html 

FRI, FEB 13
New Horizons in Enviro Surface Chemistry, Scot Martin 
(Harvard). Noon, Pierce Hall, Rm 209, 29 Oxford St, Camb
Info: http://www.as.harvard.edu/seminars/seminars.html
Map: http://www.map.harvard.edu

FRI, FEB 13
New Frontiers in Feather Shape, Color Patterning, & 
Structural Coloration, Prof Richard Prum. Noon, Rm 110, 
Envir Sci Ctr, 21 Sachem St, Yale U, New Haven, CT 
Info: http://www.yale.edu/yibs/calendar

FRI, FEB 13
Ozone Exposure & Morality Risk: An Empirical Bayesian
Meta Regression Analysis,  Asst Prof Jon Levy, PhD (HSPH). 
12:30 – 1:30 pm, Harv Schl Publ Hlth, Library Conf Rm, 
Bldg 2 - Rm 426, 655 Huntington Ave, Boston  MBTA: 
Green Line E, Brigham Circle Stop. 
Info: http://biosun1.harvard.edu   617-432-1056
Map: http://www.hms.harvard.edu/about/maps/lmamap.html 

FRI, FEB 13
Black Land Loss in Rural South: An Ethnographic Film, Prof 
Kathryn Dudley (Yale). 2:30 - 4:30 pm, MIT Tang Ctr 
Bldg E51- Rm 095, 50 Memorial Dr, Camb. Info: 
http://web.mit.edu/history/www/nande/modTimes.html  Dir: 
http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=E51&Buildings=go 

*FRI, FEB 13
OH & aerosols: New insights derived from atmospheric VOC 
measurements, Dylan Millet, UC Berkeley. 3 pm, Hoffman 
Lab, 4th flr (faculty Lounge), Oxford St, Camb. 
Info: rmp at io.harvard.edu, http://map.harvard.edu 

FRI, FEB 13
“In Hot Water”, film produced by NE Aquarium (ages 7+). 6:30 pm, 
38 Cameron Ave. Suite 100, No. Camb. Donatn: $5/families $10. 
re: global climate change; Mini-enviro fair w action items to take 
home. Spons: Eye on the Future, Info/Dir: 617-492-4091;  T: Red 
Line Davis Sq Statn, & Mass Ave busses; http://www.38cameron.com
http://www.neaq.org/scilearn/wwf/WOW_2003.pdf 

FEB 13 -15  
Power of Choice: Restoring Health of Community & Local 
Economy by Foods We Choose. Conf on Food & Farming. 
Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth , MA. Info: 781-740-2722,
Fishonwheels2003 at yahoo.com  
http://nofama.greenmediatoolshed.org/calendar/item.tcl?scope=group&group_id=174&caendar_id=2127 


SUN, FEB 15
Living on Earth: Enviro Radio, Steve Curwood. 
8 pm: WUMB 91.9 fm Boston, Falmouth, Worcester; 
WUMB 91.7 fm Newburyport, & WUMB 1170 am Orleans, MA. 
11 pm: WBUR 90.9 fm Boston. Web stream/Info: 
http://www.loe.org  http://www.wumb.org  
Other locales: http://www.loe.org/where/where.htm

MON, FEB 16
Threats to Rare Forest in Belmont & Cambridge. Sierra Club 
Walk & Talk, Peter Alden (Audubon Soc & Nuttall Ornitholgcl 
Club). 10 am - 1 pm, meet Bulfinch-Uplands parking lot on 
Acorn Park Dr. off route 2, Belmont/Camb. Info: 617-227-8898, 
holtdj at verizon.net,  http://www.friendsofalewifereservation.org 

MON, FEB 16
Early Cenozoic extreme climates: Insights from ODP 
Leg 208, Walvis Ridge, Ellen Thomas (Wesleyan U & Yale). 
2-3:30 pm, Rm 102, Kline Geol Lab, 210 Whitney Ave, Yale, 
New Haven, CT. Info:  http://www.yale.edu/yibs/calendar 
 
*TUE, FEB 17
Cardiac Oxidant Stress & Dysfunctn by Particulate Air Pollutn, 
Asst Prof Beatriz Gonzalez-Flecha (HSPH, Dept Envir Hlth). 
9:30 am, Harvd Schl Publ Hlth Bldg 1, Rm 1301, 665 Huntington 
Ave, Boston, MA  T: Green Line E: Brigham Circle Stop. Info:  
https://cfserver.hsph.harvard.edu/cfdocs/calendar/calendar.cfm 
Map: http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/ccpe/about.html#directions 

TUE, FEB 17
Climate Change & Human Health “In Hot Water” (NE Aquar
 film) Sci & Impacts of Climate Change, James McCarthy, PhD, 
 Harvard; Climate Change & Human Health, Dr Paul Epstein, 
HMS.  2 – 6 pm, Cannon Rm, Bldg C, Harvard Med Schl, Boston. 
Public audit by arr. Info: http://www.med.harvard.edu/chge/course 
Map/Dir: http://www.hms.harvard.edu/about/mapsdir.html 

TUE, FEB 17
Boston 101: Nonprofit Orgs & Gov’t - Getting Things Done 
Inside & Outside the System, Nancy Kaufman (Jewish Family 
& Children's Services); Neil Sullivan (Boston Private Industry 
Cncil). 5 - 6:30 pm, Allison Dining Rm, 5th flr, Taubman 
Bldg, KSG, 15 Eliot St, Camb Map: http://map.harvard.edu 
Info: http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/rappaport/forums/B101.htm

TUE, FEB 17
Future of Renewable Energy in Mass. & Your Role in It, 
Warren Leon, (MA Renewable Energy Trust, co-auth: Consumer's 
Guide to Effective Envir Choices").  7:30 pm, Medford Public 
Library, 111 High St, Medford, MA   Spons: Medford Climate 
Action Netwk.Info: http://www.medfordclimateaction.org
jbeusmans at att.net  Dir: http://www.medfordlibrary.org 

WED, FEB 18
VT Citizen Action Training & Envir Lobby Day 2004. 
10 am - Training; 11:15am – 4:30 pm Lobbying at 
State Hse, Montpelier, VT. Spons: VNRC, VPIRG, 
VACV, LCC, VSC, TAC, NEGEF, NEWN, VCE, RV. Info:
http://www.vnrc.org/showprogissue.cfm?prog_id=6&news_id=71 
http://www.vtEnvironmentalLobbyDay.org/register.php?a=VNRC  

*WED, FEB 18
Prospects for Offshore Windpower in the US, Rusty Russell 
(UEP lecturer, enviro law). Re: Denmark wind farms, legal 
& regulatory regimes for territorial waters. Noon, Tufts U, 
“Brown Hse” (Rm TBA), 97 Talbot Ave. (at Packard), Dept 
Urban & Envir Pol & Plan, Medford, MA. Info: 617-627-3394,
http://www.tufts.edu/tie/getting_involved/events.html 

WED, FEB 18
Physical & Biogeochemical controls on Calanus finmarchicus 
[zooplankton] in Georges Bank Region, Xingwen Li (WHOI).  
12:10 - 1 pm, MIT Bldg 54 – Rm 915, via Ames St, Camb. 
Info:  http://www.mit.edu/~phuybers/sack.html  Map: 
http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=54&Buildings=go 

*WED, FEB 18
Re-Evolution of Business:Strategies for 21c. Michael Crooke
(CEO, Patagonia). 5 pm, Hawes Hall, Rm 102, Harvard Busin 
Schl, Allston, MA Info: brobertson at mba2004.hbs.edu
http://www.patagonia.com http://sa.hbs.edu/susdev 
Map: http://map.harvard.edu 

*FEB 18 – APR 21
Envir Bldg Design & Operation e-Course, Alex Joseph (M.Env. 
Des., LEED accredited prof) U Calgary Envir Mngmt – Online. 
Info: https://dciwasp.admin.ucalgary.ca/webapp/ce_course/?course=044134 

THUR, FEB 19
Enviro Chemical Releases: Routes of Exposure, Wm Bress 
(VT State Toxicologist). 12:15 – 1:20 pm, Bicentennial Hall 
Rm 216, Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT  Info/Dir:  
http://www.middlebury.edu/depts/es/events/woodin_series   

*THUR, FEB 19
Energy & Envir Potluck Dinner for Boston-area Grad Students 
in E&E programs. 8:30 - 11: 30 pm, Loc TBA - metro Boston.
Info/RSVP by 2/12: miquel at bu.edu, samuel.milton at tufts.edu 
Vol’s welcome.

FRI, FEB 20
Multiple plant traits determine plant species effects on 
ecosystems, Valerie Eviner (Inst Ecosystem Studies). 
11 am, Harvard Forest, Seminar rm, Shaler Hall, 
Petersham, MA Info/Dir: http://harvardforest.fas.harvard.edu 
http://harvardforest.fas.harvard.edu/research/seminarschedule.html 

FRI, FEB 20
Epibionts Associated with Nesting Sea Turtles in Jalisco, 
Mexico, Theodora Pinou, Niarchos (Peabody Musm Natrl 
History). Noon, Rm 110, Envir Sci Ctr, 21 Sachem St, Yale U, 
New Haven, CT Info: http://www.yale.edu/yibs/calendar

FRI, FEB 20
Energy Use & Human Health Forum: Dr. Paul Epstein (CHGE); 
Daniel Beaudoin (Energy & Utilities, HSPH);  Craig Campbell 
(HMS); Jenny Stillwaggon (Students for Envir Awareness in 
Medicine); Rob Knake (KSG MPP Candidate); Jessica Woolliams 
(Longwood Coordntr, Harvard Green Campus Initiative); Mod: 
Prof Jack Spengler (HSPH). 12:30 - 2 pm, Harv Schl Publ Hlth, 
Kresge Bldg G-1, 665 Huntington Ave, Boston. MBTA: Green 
Line E to Brigham Circle Stop. Info: jwoollia at hsph.harvard.edu   
Map: http://www.hms.harvard.edu/about/maps/lmamap.html

*FRI, FEB 20
Risk Characterization of Dioxins, Linda Birnbaum, PhD (US 
EPA). 2 pm, Harv Schl Public Hlth, FXB-G12, Harv Schl Publ 
Hlth, Francois Xavier Bagnoud Bldg, Rm FXB-G12, 651 Hunting-
ton Ave, Boston.  T: Green Line E to Brigham Cir. Info: 
https://cfserver.hsph.harvard.edu/cfdocs/calendar/calendar.cfm 
Map: http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/ccpe/about.html#directions 

FEB 20-22
Northeast Climate/Sustainability/Clean Energy Conf. Harvard 
U. Camb. Focus: training on skills, campus sustnblty, & state 
climate advocacy. Spkrs incl: David Orr (Oberlin); Elizabeth 
May (Pres, Sierra Club of Canada); Mindy Lubber (Exec Dir 
CERES);Beth Daley (Envir rptr, Boston Globe).  Register: 
http://www.climatecampaign.org/forms/feb-reg.html 
http://www.campusactivism.org >Events; 
Http://Www.Climatecampaign.Org   Neseac at Seac.Org 

FEB 22 – 24
Bloome Jewish Enviro Leadership Inst - Caring For Creation: 
Envir Sustainblty in a Time of Uncertainty. Boston Park Plaza 
Hotel & Towers 64 Arlington St, Boston. $$$ Info/Regstr: 
Http://Www.Coejl.Org/Bloome2004    212-684-6950 X213

MON, FEB 23
Abrupt climate change: Tropical clues from the anoxic 
Cariaco Basin Larry Peterson, Rosenstiel (U Miami). 2-3:30 
pm, Rm 102, Kline Geol Lab, 210 Whitney Ave, Yale, 
New Haven, CT. Info:  http://www.yale.edu/yibs/calendar 

MON, FEB 23
Sustainable Building Design in Newton. Panel: Barbra Batshalom, 
(Green Roundtable); David Delporto (Ecological Engineering);
Nick Parnell (Newton Public Bldg Comm); Mod: Brooke Lipsit.
7 Pm, Newton Free Library, 330 Homer St., Newton, MA. Spons:  
Green Decade Coalition/Newton & Newton League of Women 
Voters  Info: Http://Www.Greendecade.Org  617-965-1995
Dir: Http://Www.Ci.Newton.Ma.Us/Library/Directions.Htm 

TUE, FEB 24
EBC Breakfast Meeting with Douglas Foy, Sec. Commonwealth 
Develpmt, MA. 7:30 - 10 am, Seaport Hotel, 164 Northern Ave, 
Boston  $$. Info/Dir:   http://www.ebc-ne.org/meetings.htm#0224 

TUE, FEB 24
Observed ocean salinity changes: Implications for planetary 
hydrologic cycle, Ruth Curry (WHOI). 12:15 pm, Marine 
Biol Lab,Whitman Audit, Water St, Woods Hole, MA  Info:
http://www.mbl.edu/inside/what/news/calendars/month04_02.html 
Dir: http://www.mbl.edu/inside/visit/directions 

TUE, FEB 24
Emerging Infectious Diseases: Ecological Principles, Richard 
Levins, PhD; Envir Factors in Emergence & Resurgence of 
Infectious Disease, Dr Mary Wilson, MD, HMS/HSPH. 
2 – 6 pm, Cannon Rm, Bldg C, Harvard Med Schl, Boston. 
Public audit by arr. Info: http://www.med.harvard.edu/chge/course 
Map/Dir: http://www.hms.harvard.edu/about/mapsdir.html 

TUE, FEB 24
Riding the Rails: Future of the MBTA, Michael Mulhern (Gen. 
Mngr, MBTA). 5 - 6:30 pm, Allison Dining Rm, 5th flr, Taubman 
Bldg, JFKSchl Govt, 15 Eliot St, Camb Map: http://map.harvard.edu 
Info: http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/taubmancenter/events.html 

WED, FEB 25
EBC NH Chapter Regulatory Update Mtg. Concord, NH
8 - 10 am, Gallagher, Callahan & Gartrell, P.A., 214 North Main St,
Concord, NH Info/Dir: http://www.ebc-ne.org/meetings.htm#0225 

WED, FEB 25
Waiting to Inhale: Perspectives on Clean Air & Climate Change, 
Spkrs:  Sonia W. Hamel (Comm MA); Jim Gordon (Cape Wind); 
Charles Parker (Boston Carbon Corp), & Ashok Gupta (NRDC). 
Spons: NRDC’s Envir Entrepreneurs (E2) NE Chptr Boston EcoSalon.
Details TBA Info/Invitatns: yli at nrdc.org http://www.nrdc.org/e2 

WED, FEB 25
Southern Ocean winds & eddies as drivers of global climate (Anand 
Gnanadesikan, GFDL). 12:10 - 1 pm, MIT Bldg 54 – Rm 915, via 
Ames St, Camb. Info:  http://www.mit.edu/~phuybers/sack.html  
Map: http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=54&Buildings=go 

WED, FEB 25
Chemical Mechanisms for Atmospheric Oxidatn of VOCs – Inter-
pretation of Field & Chamber Experiments, Prof Michael Pilling
(U Leeds, UK). 4-5 pm, MIT, Bldg 54 - Rm 915, via 21 Ames St, 
Camb  Info: http://web.mit.edu/eaps/events/events.shtml
Map: http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=54&Buildings=go 

WED, FEB 25
Mystic Lakes - Studying Enviro Processes & Aquatic Pollutants in 
a Natural Laboratory, David Senn (rsrchr, Dept Envir Hlth, HSPH). 
7 pm, Winchester Public Library, 80 Washington St, Winchester, 
MA Info: http://www.mysticriver.org  contact at mysticriver.org 

THUR, FEB 26
CERC - Coalitn for Envir Responsible Conventions monthly 
General Mtg. Re: Greening ’04 Nat’l Political Conventions. 
in Boston & NYC. 9:30 – 11:15 am, dwntwn Boston location.
Inquiry/Info: http://www.cerc04.org  cambclimact at aol.com 

THUR, FEB 26
Measuring & Managing Office-Based CO2 Emissions - WRI Wkshp. 
10 am – 2:30 pm, CERES' Office, 99 Chauncy St, 6th flr, Boston.
 $15. Info/Regstr: http://www.safeclimate.net/business/index.php & 
click “What’s Happening – Boston, 202-729-7660, sam at wri.org 

*THUR, FEB 26 
1990 Clean Air Act: Enviro Policy in George H.W. Bush Admin, 
Prof Roger Porter (KSG) & Wm Rosenberg (Sr Fellow, KSG)
Noon -1:30 pm, Bell Hall, 5th Flr, Belfer Bldg, KSG, 79 JFK St, 
Camb. RSVP/Info: 617-384-8319,  rpp at ksg.harvard.edu,  
http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/cbg/rpp/seminars.htm 

THUR, FEB 26
Biocentrism: Origins & Prospects, Core Panel Discussn. 
12:15 – 1:20 pm, Bicentennial Hall Rm 216, 
Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT  Info/Dir: 
http://www.middlebury.edu/depts/es/events/woodin_series 

THUR, FEB 26
Screening of Bhopal film by Shahid Nanavati, 4:30-6 pm, 
MIT Bldg E38 – Rm 615, 292 Main St (at Carleton St),
Kendall Sq, Camb  Info: Contact not provided. Map: 
http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=E38&Buildings=go 

THUR, FEB 26
Fishes, Submarines, & Robots: Moving About in Underwater World, 
MCZ Prof George Lauder. 6 pm, Harvard Geological Museum, 
Haller Lecture Hall – Rm 102, 24 Oxford St, Camb Info/Dir: 
http://www.hmnh.harvard.edu/events  http://map.harvard.edu

*FRI, FEB 27
2nd Ann. Business Sustainability Initiative Conf.  8 am – 6 pm, 
Tuck Schl of Business, Dartmouth U, Tuck Mall, Hanover, NH.  
Keynotes: Steve Percy (fmr CEO of BP America) & Doug 
DeVries (John Deere).. Info/Regstr: http://www.tuckbsi.org  
603-646-2733, kim.keating at dartmouth.edu

FRI, FEB 27
The three-spine stickleback fish, Gasterosteus aculeatus: a 'natural 
laboratory' for studying evolution, John Baker (Clark U). 11 am,
Harvard Forest, Seminar rm, Shaler Hall, Petersham, MA 
Info/Dir: http://harvardforest.fas.harvard.edu 
http://harvardforest.fas.harvard.edu/research/seminarschedule.html 

FRI, FEB 27
Phlebotomine Sand Fly Disease Vectors: Issues of 
Taxonomy & Evolution, Leonard Munstermann. Noon, 
Rm 110, Envir Sci Ctr, 21 Sachem St, Yale U, New 
Haven, CT Info: http://www.yale.edu/yibs/calendar

FRI, FEB 27
The Great Grind: The Geochemical Impact of Glaciers,  Suzanne 
Anderson, PhD (U CO). 4-5 pm, MIT, Bldg 54 - Rm 915, via 21 
Ames St, Camb  Info: http://web.mit.edu/eaps/events/events.shtml
Map: http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=54&Buildings=go 

FRI, FEB 27
Rachel Carson Lecture on Enviro Ethics, Janine Benyus (author). 
6:30 – 9 pm, (6 pm recptn), Boston Research Ctr, 396 Harvard St, 
Camb. MBTA Red Line, Harvard Sq Statn. Reservatns req RSVP:
rsvp at brc21.org, 617-491-1090. Dir: http://www.brc21.org
Info: http://www.wcwonline.org/cgi-local/n-calendar.cgi
 http://www.wcwonline.org/n-womenofcourage.html 

FEB 27 & 28
Net Impact  Int’l MBA Case Competitn Re: profitability 
& Sustainability.  For teams. Registr ddline 2/13.
Info: http://leeds.colorado.edu/netimpact

FEB 27 & 28
Ecological Landscaping Assn Ann.Winter Conf & Eco-
Marketplace - Balancing the Systems. Boxborough 
Woods Holiday Inn, 242 Adams Place, Boxboro, MA. 
$125-$215. Info/Regstr: 617-436-5838, 
http://www.ecolandscaping.org  508-877-7630 x3303

MARCH 2004

MON, MAR 1
Aerosols & climate change: Certainties & uncertainties, 
Stephen  Schwartz (Brookhaven Nat’l Lab). 2-3:30 pm, 
Rm 102, Kline Geol Lab, 210 Whitney Ave, Yale U, 
New Haven, CT. Info:  http://www.yale.edu/yibs/calendar 
 
March 1-2
8th ACEEE-CEE Nat’l Symposm on Market Transformatn. 
Wash, DC Info: http://www.aceee.org/conf/mt04/mt04annc.htm 

*TUE, MAR 2
Presidential Primaries: MA, CT, NY, RI, VT
All Primaries: http://www.state.ma.us/sec/ele/elepdf/presprim04.pdf 
MA - http://www.wheredoivotema.com/bal/myelectioninfo.php 
CT - http://www.sots.state.ct.us/ElectionsDivision/ElectionIndex.html 
NY - http://www.elections.state.ny.us 
RI - http://www2.corps.state.ri.us/ELECTIONS/ppp
VT - http://vermont-elections.org/elections1/electionstopics.html

TUE, MAR 2
Ecological & Geo-political Context: Globalztn to meet 
develpmnt goals, Jeffrey Sachs, Columbia U; Globalizatn, 
Health & Inequity, Dr Paul Farmer, HMS. 2 – 6 pm, Cannon 
Rm, Bldg C, Harvard Med Schl, Boston. Public audit by arr. 
Info: http://www.med.harvard.edu/chge/course 
Map/Dir: http://www.hms.harvard.edu/about/mapsdir.html 
 
TUE, MAR 2
Integrating Sustainability into the Built Environment. Michael 
Singer. 6:30 pm, MIT Bldg 10 - Rm 250, via 77 Mass Ave, Camb. 
Spons: MIT DUSP. Info: http://events.mit.edu/scripts/event.pl?70302  
Map: http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=10&Buildings=go   
617-253-7791

WED, MAR 3
Enviro Federalism & Regulatory Delegatn:  An Incomplete 
Contracting Approach, Cynthia Lin (Harvard).  4-5:30 pm, 
Rm L332, Littauer Bldg, KSG, 79 JFK St, Camb. Envir econ 
& policy seminar. Papers at website. Info: 617-496-8054,
http://www.courses.fas.harvard.edu/~ec2690hf   

WED, MAR 3
Spkr: Pat Daly of Interfaith Ctr for Corp Responsibility, 
Topic TBD. 5 – 7 pm, Cabot 702, Cabot Cntr, Tufts Fletcher 
Schl, 170 Packard Ave, Tufts U, Medford MA Info: 
http://ase.tufts.edu/gdae/highlights/brown_bag.html Dir:
http://www.tufts.edu/source/maps/medford/zoom.php?fid=m151 

*WED, MAR 3
Cape Wind - Why Now? Mark Rodgers (CapeWind); Wind 
Project Permitting Process, Greg Watson (VP, MA Tech 
Collab). 7 – 9 pm,  Hawthorne Hotel, 18 Washington Sq, 
West Salem, MA Info: Healthlink at healthlink.org, 781-693-
8636, http://www.HealthLink.org http://www.capewind.org 
Dir: http://www.hawthornehotel.com/about/location.shtml 

*WED, MAR 3
Wind Over Water (docum film on Cape Wind Project), screening, 
w producer Ole Tangen. 7:30 pm, Tilden Arts Ctr, Cape Cod 
Community College. Main Campus, 2240 Iyanough Rd (Rt. 132), 
West Barnstable, MA (off Mid-Cape Hwy - Rte 6, Exit 6 at
Rte 132).  $5. Info: ole at fjordlight.com, 617-308-2780
Dir: http://www.capecod.mass.edu 

THUR, MAR 4
Climate Change Backpack Training – Tool Kit for educators, 
science & nature center interpreters to teach about climate 
change. 9:30 am – 3:30 pm, Wells National Estuarine Resrch 
Reserve, Laudholm Farm Rd, Wells, ME  Free. Lunch $7. 
Plse RSVP by 2/26; Info: janderson at neaq.org, 
617-973-0256  Map: http://www.wellsreserve.org/map.htm 

THUR, MAR 4
Engaging the Dilemmas of Consumerism: Buddhist Perspectives,
Stephanie Kaza (UVermont). 12:15 – 1:20 pm, Bicentennial 
Hall Rm 216, Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT  Info/Dir:  
http://www.middlebury.edu/depts/es/events/woodin_series   

THUR, MAR 4
Fundamental Aspects of Air Pollution & Benefits of Monitoring 
Criteria Pollutants in Networks, Rainer Volkamer & Elke Hodson 
(MIT). 4 pm, MIT Bldg 54 – Rm 915, via Ames St, Camb. 
Info: http://www.mit.edu/~elkeh/MASSSeminars.html 
Map: http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=54&Buildings=go 

THUR, MAR 4 
John Muir & Legacy of Henry David Thoreau, Envir History Prof 
Donald Worster (U Kansas).  7 pm, Thoreau Inst, Walden Woods 
Projt, 44 Baker Farm Rd, Lincoln, MA RSVP req/Info: 781-259-4707
http://www.walden.org/Calendar Dir: http://www.walden.org/directions 

FRI, MAR 5
Manhattan, 12 September 1609: an ecological reconstruction of 
Manhattan Island at the time of Hudson, w comparison to modern 
condition, Eric Sanderson  (Wildlife Conservatn Soc). 11 am, 
Harvard Forest, Seminar rm, Shaler Hall, Petersham, MA 
Info/Dir: http://harvardforest.fas.harvard.edu 
http://harvardforest.fas.harvard.edu/research/seminarschedule.html 

FRI, MAR 5
Front Lines of Biodiversity: Caribbean Crustaceans & Atlantic 
Seamount Fauna, Eric Lazo-Wasem (Peabody Musm Nat History).
Noon, Rm 110, Envir Sci Ctr, 21 Sachem St, Yale U, New 
Haven, CT Info: http://www.yale.edu/yibs/calendar
 
*FRI, MAR 5
Secret Lives of Black Bears: Your Neighbor, John Foster (NE 
Naturalist Training Ctr). 7 pm, Museum of Sci, Wright Hall, 
1 Science Pk, O'Brien Hwy, Boston. Free tix in lobby. 
Info/Dir: http://www.mos.org/whats_happening/calendar > March

*MAR 5 - 7
Activists Networking Weekend. 6 pm 3/5, to 2 pm 3/7, Friendly 
Crossways Conf Ctr, Littleton, MA. $175; Scholarships. 
Spons: Interhelp Info: 617-868-6058, Interhelp at earthlink.net 

SAT, MAR 6
Depleted Uranium Anti-Tank Shells: Toxic Contaminant or 
Smart Tech?  Forum. 1 - 4:30 pm, MIT Bldg 34 - Rm 101, 
50 Vassar St, Camb. Map: 
http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=34&Buildings=goCamb 
Info:  http://web.mit.edu/tac/www/upforums.html 

*MAR 6 & 7
Leadership Skills Training Wkshp for Enviro & Social Justice 
Non-Profit Staff, by A-NE Enviro Advocacy & Org Prgrm, 
9 am – 4:30 pm, Antioch NE Campus, Keene, NH. Free. Info/
Registr Req: 603-357-3122, steven_chase at antiochne.edu, 
http://esdept.antiochne.edu/advocacy 

MAR 6 & 7
Ann. Massachusetts Birders' Mtg. Peabody Marriott, 
Peabody, MA Info: http://www.massaudubon.org/news 

SUN, MAR 7
Reclaiming the Commons, Prof Brian Donahue (Brandeis 
U; Land’s Sake organic community farm & auth). 3 pm, 
Veggie Planet/Club Passim, 47 Palmer St, Harvard Sq, 
Camb. Dinner after, $9:50 by pre-order. Info: 617-824-4225, 
http://boston.earthsave.org  http://www.clubpassim.org 

MAR 7-9
Was... Is...Might be... Perspectives on the Evolution of 
Earth System: Symposium. MIT, Little Kresge Theatre, Bldg W16, 
48 Mass. Ave (rear), Camb. Spons:  Earth System Initiative. 
Non-academics’ fee: $200. Info/Pre-Regstr Required:
http://web.mit.edu/esi/html/announce.htm  Map: 
http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=W16&Buildings=go 
http://web.mit.edu/esi  esinfo at mit.edu 

MON, MAR 8
EBC March Networking & Dinner Mtg. 6 pm, DoubleTree 
Guest Suites, 550 Winter St, Waltham, MA 7 pm, Spkr: Ira 
Leighton (Dep Regnl Admin US EPA):  What Government 
Initiatives Will Drive Enviro Business in Future? 
Info/Dir: http://www.ebc-ne.org/meetings.htm#0308 

TUE, MAR 9
Chemicals & Communities: Heavy Metals, Dr Howard Hu, HSPH; 
Children & Envir Pollutants, Dr Philip Landrigan, Mt Sinai Schl 
Med2 – 6 pm, Cannon Rm, Bldg C, Harvard Med Schl, Boston. 
Public audit by arr. Info: http://www.med.harvard.edu/chge/course 
Map/Dir: http://www.hms.harvard.edu/about/mapsdir.html 

TUE, MAR 9
Maize, Mackerel & Meadows: Subsistence, Landscape & Cultural 
Identity in Southern NE 1000-1700 AD, Ninian Stein, (Harvard 
& Yale) Comment: Barry Muchnick (Yale). Envir History Seminar. 
5:15 pm, Mass Historical Soc, 1154 Boylston St, Boston. T: Green, 
Hynes CC Stop. Paper avail. in adv. Info: svose at masshist.org, 
617-646-0518, http://www.masshist.org/events 

WED, MAR 10
The equatorial mixed layer heat budget, Markus Jochum (MIT).
12:10 - 1 pm, MIT Bldg 54 – Rm 915, via Ames St, Camb. 
Info:  http://www.mit.edu/~phuybers/sack.html  
Map: http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=54&Buildings=go 

WED, MAR 10 
Public Debate on Wind Energy. Mod: Prof Cutler Cleveland (CEES, 
BU); Peter Borrelli (Ctr Coastal Studies); Jim Gordon (Cape Wind 
Assocs); Seth Kaplan (Conservatn Law Fndn); Susan Nickerson
(Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound). 7-9 pm, B.U., Geo. Sherman 
Union Auditrm, 775 Commonwlth Ave, Boston Spons: SmartPower 
Info: http://www.nesea.org/buildings/be/2004public_forum.html 
Map: http://www.bu.edu/maps 

MAR 10-13
NESEA Ann. Building Energy Conf. 2004, Boston U, Boston. 
Premier prof conf on renewable energy & green bldg. Wkshps, 
tours, >100 speakers, 50 conf sessions, a trade show, netwking. 
Info: http://www.nesea.org/buildings/be/2004index.html 
413-774-6051 x20. Early registr rate ddln 2/11.

*THUR, MAR 11
Measuring Regulatory Effectiveness: OSHA Inspectns & 
Workplace Injuries, Prof Wayne Gray (Clark U Econ Dept).
Noon -1:30 pm, Bell Hall, 5th Flr, Belfer Bldg, KSG, 
79 JFK St, Camb. RSVP/Info: rpp at ksg.harvard.edu 
http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/cbg/rpp/seminars.htm 

THUR, MAR 11
Carbon Reduction at Middlebury College: Proposal for 
Middlebury Collg. 12:15 – 1:20 pm, Bicentennial Hall 
Rm 216, Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT  Info/Dir:  
http://www.middlebury.edu/depts/es/events/woodin_series   

THUR, MAR 11
Advances in Monitoring Urban Air Pollution: a 
Case Study of Mexico City, Rainer Volkamer (MIT). 
4 pm, MIT Bldg 54 – Rm 915, via Ames St, Camb. Info:
http://www.mit.edu/~elkeh/MASSSeminars.html Map:
http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=54&Buildings=go 

FRI, MAR 12
Water & N dynamics at storm, seasonal, & successional scales: 
eastern deciduous vs. northwestern conifer forests, Julia Jones  
(Oregon State U). 11 am, Harvard Forest, Seminar rm, Shaler 
Hall, Petersham, MA Info/Dir: http://harvardforest.fas.harvard.edu 
http://harvardforest.fas.harvard.edu/research/seminarschedule.html 

FRI, MAR 12
Wrangling over the Range: Land Ownership & Fate of 
Ranching in American West, Prof Patricia Limerick 
(U Colorado). 2:30 – 4:30 pm, MIT Tang Ctr Bldg 
E51- Rm 095, 50 Memorial Dr,Camb. Info: 
http://web.mit.edu/history/www/nande/modTimes.html Dir: 
http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=E51&Buildings=go 

SAT, MAR 13
Organizers' Collaborative’s Ann. Conf on Grassroots Use of  
Computer & Internet Technology. 9 am – 5:30 pm, MIT, 
Camb. $7/$20-$35. Info: http://www.organizenow.net 
conf2004 at organizenow.net  http://organizersdb.org 

SAT, MAR 13
14th Mass. Land Trust Conf: Smart Growth & Smart 
Conservatn Bancroft Schl, Worcester, MA $25/30. Keynote: 
Parris Glendening (fmr Md Govnr; Pres, Smart Growth Ldrshp
Inst). $25-$30  Info: gslack at ttor.org, 978-537-4458 x 312
http://www.thetrustees.org/PutnamConservationInstitute.cfm 

SUN, MAR 14
Future of Fishing in NE, David Lincoln (envir consultant, 
Gloucester Fishermen's Wives Assn; advisor, Habitat Cmte, 
NE Fishery Mngmt Council). 3 - 5 pm, Parish Hall, Unitarian
Universalist Church, 26 Pleasant St, Newburyport, MA  
Info: http://www.sierraclubmass.org/events/events.html#special

MAR 15 & 16
Climate Change in NE & E. Canada:  Impacts & Adaptatn 
Responses Conf. Suffolk U. Law Schl, 120 Tremont St, Boston. 
Spons: N.E. Govnrs & E. Canadian Premiers (NEG/ECP). $250. 
Info: http://www.negc.org/documents/Agenda_CC.pdf 
http://www.negc.org http://www.negc.org/ClimateChange04.html 

TUE, MAR 16
Timeout for Solutns: Latest Sci on Renewable Energy Solutns, Wm 
Moomaw, PhD, Tufts; Change & Financl Sector, Christopher Walker, 
Swiss Re. 2 – 6 pm, Cannon Rm, Bldg C, Harvard Med Schl, Boston. 
Public audit by arr. Info: http://www.med.harvard.edu/chge/course 
Map/Dir: http://www.hms.harvard.edu/about/mapsdir.html

TUE, MAR 16
Getting Around: The Transportation System of Gtr Boston, 
Richard Dimino (Artery Business Comte) & Terrance Regan 
(The Planners Collaborative). 5 - 6:30 pm, Malkin Penthouse, 
4th flr, Littauer Bldg, KSG, 79 JFK St, Camb Info:
http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/rappaport/forums/B101.htm
Map: http://www.map.harvard.edu > JFK Schl Govt

WED, MAR 17
The Envir/Conservatn Medicine Connectn, Dr. Mark Pokras 
(Int Vet Med, Dept Envir & Populatn Health, Tuft Vet Schl).
Noon, Cabot Hall, Cabot Intercultural Cntr, 170 Packard Ave, 
Tufts U, Medford MA. Dir: http://www.tufts.edu/source/maps/medford 
Info: http://www.tufts.edu/tie/getting_involved/events.html

WED, MAR 17
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Re: “Tomorrow's Markets: Global Trends & Their Implicatns for 
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