[Save] NE Climate & Enviro Calendar * 2/26 - 4/4/04
Michael Charney
cambclimact at aol.com
Thu Feb 26 03:12:12 EST 2004
CAMBRIDGE CLIMATE CALENDAR Feb 26 – Apr 4, 2004
Climate, Envir & Sustainability Events for MA & NE
Editor’s Choice:
2/27 – 2nd Ann Business Sustainability Conf. Hanover, NH
*2/27-29 Northampton Enviro Film Festival. Northampton, MA
3/6,7 - Leadership Skills Training Wkshp for Envir Staff. Keene, NH
*3/9 - Cape Wind Show of Support Rally. State Hse, Beacon Hill, Boston
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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Noted:
*Out of Gas: The End of the Age of Oil, David Goodstein
(2004). http://www.wwnorton.com/catalog/fall03/005857.htm
The Apollo Project: Democrats' Moon Shot
Info: http://tompaine.com/feature2.cfm/ID/9820
Climate Collapse: The 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
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
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FEBRUARY 2004
Through February (dates vary)
2/’04 - Climate Change, Should We Care? Exhibit. ME, VT, NH
Tuesdays thru May 4
Thru 5/4 Course: Human Health & Global Envir Change. Boston
Tuesdays – May 25
Thru 5/25 Climate Change: Sci, Social Impact & Diplomacy. Camb
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 - Geochemical Impact of Glaciers. Camb
*2/26 - Ozone Over the Coastal Atlantic Ocean. Camb
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 - How Social Entrepreneurs Make Change Happen. Boston
*2/27 – Air Quality Research for the Global Electric Industry. Camb
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
February, 27-29
*2/27-29 Northampton Enviro Film Festival. Northampton, MA
Sunday, February 29
*2/29 - The New Corporate Ethos. Boston
2/29 - Living on Earth: Enviro Radio. NPR, WBUR, WUMB, Web
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 - A systems approach to sustainable solutions. Camb
3/3 Envir Federalism, Regultry Delegtn: Incomplete Contracting. Camb
3/3 - Pat Daly, Interfaith Ctr for Corporate 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 - Monitoring Criteria Air Pollutants in Networks. Camb
*3/4 - Regional & Global Dimensions of Chinese Air Quality. Camb
*3/4 - Perfect Order: Recognizing Complexity in Bali. 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 - Theoretical & Computatnal Aspects of Structural Equatns Models
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
3/7 - Living on Earth: Enviro Radio. NPR, WBUR, WUMB, Web
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 - Cape Wind Show of Support Rally. State Hse, Beacon Hill, Boston
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 - Barriers & Equity in Residential Migratn. Medford, MA
*3/10 – Water, Poverty, & Sustainable Development. 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 - Ozone Depletion in the Mid-Latitude. Camb
3/12 Land Ownership & Fate of Ranching in Amer West. Camb
March 12-14
*3/12 - 14 COOL Idealist Nat’l Conf. Philadelphia, PA
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
3/14 - Living on Earth: Enviro Radio. NPR, WBUR, WUMB, Web
March 15 & 16
3/15,16 NEG/ECP Climate Change Impacts & Adaptations Conf. Boston
*March 15,16,18,20,22,23,25 & 27
*3/15 – 27: Public Mtgs for Comment on VT Wind Develpmt. VT
Tuesday, March 16
3/16 – Renewable Energy Solutns & Financial Sector. Boston
*3/16 - Joachim Eble: “Grandfather of Green" Bldg Design. Camb
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
Thursday, March 18
*3/18 - Sensing the Environment: Extensive Sensor Networks. Camb
*3/18 - US Transportation Energy Consumption. Camb
3/18 Our responsibility to rebuild healthy communities. Middlebury, VT
March 18-21
3/18-21 Hazel Wolf Enviro Film Festival. WA
March 18 – 28
3/18-28 Envir Film Festival. Wash, DC
*FRI, MAR 19
*3/19 - Blue Vinyl (film) – A Toxic Comedy. Camb
Saturday, March 20
3/20 - Citizen Planner Training Collaborative Conf. Worcestr, MA
Sunday, March 21
3/21 Bird Artists, Artist Birds: Plumes, Bowers in New Guinea. Camb
March 21 - 24
3/21-24 Int’l Conf on Solid Waste Techn & Mngmnt. Phila, PA
Monday, March 22
3/22 - Is global warming affecting Western snow resources? Nw Hvn, CT
Wednesday, March 24
3/24 - Paleoclimate signals in Summit, Greenland ice cores. Camb
3/24 - Who Gained from Envir Regulatn? Coal & Clean Air Act. Camb
3/24 - Audubon & the Tale of the Golden Eagle. Arlington, MA
March 24 - 25
3/24-25 Globalcon 04: Energy, Power & Facility Mngmnt Conf. Boston
Thursdays, March 25
3/25 - Heinrich & D/O events: it's the sea ice. Boston
March 25 & 26
3/25,26 ‘Why’ of Conservation: Leadership Retreat. Westminster, MA
Friday, March 26
3/26 - Chronic N enrichment effects on forest soil microbes. Petersham,
MA
3/26 Genetic Structure & Flow in Dispersing Bat Species. Nw Hvn, CT
March 26 & 27
3/26,27 – Design & Integrated Develpmt Conf. Durham, NH
Saturday, March 27
*3/27 – Home Ecological Solutions: "Urban Ark" Seminar & Tour. MA
Sunday, March 28
*3/28 - Home Ecological Solutions: "Urban Ark" Seminar & Tour. MA
March 28 - 31
3/28-31 Global Windpower 2004 Conf & Exhibtn. Chicago, IL
Monday, March 29
3/29 - Extra-tropical No Hemisphere land temp variability. Nw Hvn, CT
March 29 & 30
3/29,30 - Earth Inst. State of the Planet Conf. NYC
Tuesday, March 30
3/30 Agricultr & Water: Climate Chge, & Plant Disease. Boston
3/30 - When Smoke Fell Like Water: Enviro Deceptns. Wds Hole, MA
Wednesday, March 31
3/31 - Earthscope: A "telescope" looking at & in the Earth. Camb
3/31 - Tufts Inst of Envir 1st Enviro Alumni Event. Medford, MA
APRIL 2004
Thursday, April 1
4/1 - Ecological Economics. Middlebury, VT
Friday, April 2
4/2 - Forest history as guide to mangmt in Amazon. Petersham, MA
4/2 Calibrating Reconstructn of Oceanic Anoxic Event II. Nw Hvn, CT
April 2-4
*4/2-4 Southeast Student Renewable Energy Conf. Chapel Hill, NC
Saturday, April 3
4/3 - Toxics Action 2004 Annual Conf. Boston
4/3 Sierra Club Coastal & Marine Habitat & Wildlife Cmte Mtg. Boston
April 3 & 4
4/3,4 N-Prof Funding, Finan. Mngmt & Marketing Wkshp. Keene, NH
For events after 4/4 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
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
The Great Grind: The Geochemical Impact of Glaciers, Suzanne
Anderson (U Colorado). 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 617-353-2529, cburns at bu.edu
Map: http://www.bu.edu/maps > adjacent to Bldg 23
*THUR, FEB 26
Ozone Over the Coastal Atlantic Ocean, Eric Hintsa (WHOI).
4 - 5 pm, MIT Bldg 54- Rm 915, via 21 Ames St, Camb.
Info: http://web.mit.edu/elkeh/www/MASSSeminars.html
Map: http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=54&Buildings=go
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
How Social Entrepreneurs Make Change Happen, David Bornstein
(auth “How To Change the World: Social Entrepreneurs: & the
Power of New Ideas”). 11:30 am - 1 pm, Boston Fdn, 75 Arlington St,
10th Flr, Boston. Info/Registr required:
register at rootcauseinstitute.org
http://www.agmconnect.org/events/gm_programs.html#022704
http://www.howtochangetheworld.org
*FRI, FEB 27
Air Quality Research for the Global Electric Industry, Eladio
Knipping. Noon, Pierce Hall, Rm 209, 29 Oxford St, Camb Info:
http://www-as.harvard.edu/seminars/seminars.html
Dir: http://www-as.harvard.edu/chemistry/trop/directions.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 Competition 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
*FEB 27-29
Northampton Environmental Film Festival
McConnell Hall, Smith College, Northampton, MA
Info: http://www.frugalgreen.com/printschedule.html
Map Dir/Map: http://www.smith.edu/about_visiting.php
http://www.smith.edu/campusmap.htm
*SUN, FEB 29
The New Corporate Ethos, Ellen Frank (Sr Economic Analyst,
Poverty Inst,RI College). 10:45 am, Community Church of Boston
565 Boylston St, Boston (above White Star Tavern). MBTA:
Green: Copley Station; Orange: Back Bay Station.
Info: commchurch at igc.org http://www.commchurch.org
SUN, FEB 29
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
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
A systems approach to sustainable solutions: Why there is no
alternative. David Cook (Natural Step Intnat’l). 1 – 2:30 pm, MIT
Bldg 9 – Rm 151, 105 Mass Ave, Camb. Info: gsherman at mit.edu,
http://ceemeng.mit.edu/CMI%20Distinguished%20Lecture%20Series.pdf
Map: http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=9&Buildings=go
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 Corporate 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, http://www.nescc.info/programs.php#backpack
http://www.nescc.info/bkpk_order.html
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
Regional & Global Dimensions of Chinese Air Quality, Ms. Wang
(Harvard doctrl cand.). 4 pm, Pierce Hall, Rm 100F, 29 Oxford St,
Harvard U, Camb Map: http://www.map.harvard.edu > Law Schl Info:
http://uce1.harvard.edu/activities/events/devent.php?eid=189&pw=853
*THUR, MAR 4
Perfect Order: Recognizing Complexity in Bali, Prof Steve
Lansing, PhD, (U Arizona). 4 – 5:30 pm, Maxwell Dworkin Hall,
33 Oxford St, Camb Info: adam_geremia at harvard.edu Info:
http://uce1.harvard.edu/activities/events/devent.php?eid=192&pw=853
http://www.sacredbalance.com http://environment.harvard.edu
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
Theoretical & Computatnal Aspects of Structural Equatns
Models for Environmental Health Data, Dr. Esben Budtz-
Joergensen (U Copenhagen). 2 - 4 pm, HSPH, 677 Huntington
Ave, Kresge, G-3, Boston, MA. Info: ebudtz at hsph.harvard.edu,
vbeaulie at hsph.harvard.edu
Map: http://www.hms.harvard.edu/about/maps/lmamap.html
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 Weapons: Toxic Contaminant or Necessary
Technology? Tanya Oxenberg & Jan Snihs 1-5 pm, MIT Bldg 34 –
Rm 101, 50 Vassar St, Camb Info: http://web.mit.edu/pugwash/du
Info: http://web.mit.edu/tac/www/upforums.html
Map: http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=34&Buildings=go
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
SUN, MAR 7
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
MAR 7-9
Was... Is...Might be... Perspectives on the Evolution of the 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
Cape Wind Show of Support Rally. 11:30 am, Massachusetts
State Hse, Beacon St, Beacon Hill, Boston. Info/RSVP:
lmartin at capewind.org, 617-904-3100, x 25, http://www.capewind.org
TUE, MAR 9
Chemicals & Communities: Heavy Metals, Dr Howard Hu, HSPH;
Children & Envir Pollutants, Dr Philip Landrigan (Mt Sinai Schl
Med.) 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 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
Barriers & Equity in Residential Migratn: The ‘Environmental
Protection Hustle’ Revisited, Brett Baden (Tufts). 12:15 - 1:pm,
Zamparelli Rm, Tufts U, Mayer Campus (Student) Ctr,
44 Professors Row, Medford, MA Info: http://ase.tufts.edu/gdae
Map: http://www.tufts.edu/source/directions.html
*WED, MAR 10
Water & Poverty: Will the dream of sustainable development
be realized? Prof Richard Carter (Cranfield U). 1 – 2:30 pm, MIT
Bldg 9 – Rm 151, 105 Mass Ave, Camb. Info: gsherman at mit.edu
http://ceemeng.mit.edu/CMI%20Distinguished%20Lecture%20Series.pdf
Map: http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=9&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
On Our Quantitative Understanding of Ozone Depletion in the
Mid-Latitude, Lower Stratosphere, Ross Salawitch (JPL).
Noon, Pierce Hall, Rm 209, 29 Oxford St, Camb Info:
http://www-as.harvard.edu/seminars/seminars.html
Dir: http://www-as.harvard.edu/chemistry/trop/directions.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
*MAR 12 - 14
20th Ann COOL (Campus Outreach Opportunity League) Idealist
Nat’l Conf. U Penn, Philadelphia, PA Info: http://www.idealist.org
http://www.cool2serve.org/events/conference/2004/home.htm
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 New England, 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
SUN, MAR 14
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
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
*MAR 15,16,18,20,22,23,25&27
Shall VT state lands be used to support wind energy development?
8 Public mtgs to solicit comment. VT Agency of Natural Resources.
3/15: 6:30-9 pm, Springfield High School, Springfield
3/16: 6:30-9 p.m., Vermont College, Montpelier
3/18: 6:30-9 pm, Jay Fire Hall, Jay, VT
3/20: 9:30 am - noon, Cortina Inn, Killington, VT
3/22: 6:30-9 pm, High School, So Burlington, VT
3/23: 6:30-9 pm, Middle School, Bennington, VT
3/25: 6:30-9 pm, Town Hall, Hancock, VT
3/27: 9:30 am - noon, Ralston Purina Bldg., St Johnsbury, VT
Info/Written comments by 3/31: anrwindpolicy at adamantaccord.com,
802-241-3682, http://www.vermontwind.com
http://www.reformer.com/Stories/0,1413,102~8862~1967742,00.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
“Grandfather of Green" Building Design in Germany: Joachim Eble
(Principal, Joachim Eble Architektur). 4-6 pm, MIT Bldg 4 - Rm 163,
182 Memorial Dr, Camb. Info: jrivers at mit.edu
Map: http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=4&Buildings=go
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 Environment/Conservation Medicine Connection, 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
Worker Sorting & the Risk of Death on the Job, Thomas DeLeire
(Harvard) & Helen Levy (U Chicago). 4-5:30 pm, Rm L332,
Littauer Bldg, KSG, 79 JFK St, Camb. Envir econ & policy
seminar. Papers at website. 617-496-8054
Info: http://www.courses.fas.harvard.edu/~ec2690hf
MAR 17 - 18
World Resources Institute's Sustainable Enterprise Summit.
Re: “Tomorrow's Markets: Global Trends & Their Implicatns for
Business” (2nd ed.). Wash, DC Info: http://www.wri.org/wrisummit
*THUR, MAR 18
Sensing the Environment: Challenges of Extensive Sensor
Networks, Prof Deborah Estrin (UCLA). 11 am,
MIT Bldg 56 – Rm 114, access via 21 Ames St, Camb
Info: esinfo at mit.edu, http://web.mit.edu/esi Map:
http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=56&Buildings=go
*THUR, MAR 18
US Transportation Energy Consumption: The Problem, & Effective
Strategies for Progress, Prof John Heywood (MIT Sloan Automotive
Lab); Anup Bandivadekar (TPP). Noon, MIT Bldg E40 - Rm 496,
1 Amherst St, Camb Info: esinfo at mit.edu, http://web.mit.edu/esi
http://events.mit.edu/scripts/event.pl?71124 Map:
http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=E40&Buildings=go
THUR, MAR 18
Think locally, act neighborly our responsibility to rebuild
healthy communities, Tod Murphy (the Farmer’s Diner-
Barre, VT).12:15 – 1:20 pm, Bicentennial Hall Rm 216,
Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT Info/Dir:
http://www.middlebury.edu/depts/es/events/woodin_series
MAR 18-21
6th Ann Hazel Wolf Enviro Film Festival. Leavenworth, WA
Info: http://www.hazelfilm.org / Call For Entries
MAR 18 – 28
DC Enviro Film Festival. Washington, DC
http://www.dcenvironmentalfilmfest.org
*FRI, MAR 19
Blue Vinyl (film) – A Toxic Comedy. 7:30 pm, 38 Cameron Ave,
Suite 100, No. Camb. $5. Spons: Alliance for a Healthy America &
Eye on the Future Film Series. MBTA: Red Line Davis Sq Statn, &
Mass Ave busses. Info/Dir: 617-492-4091;
http://www.38cameron.com eyeonthefuture38 at yahoo.com
http://www.bluevinyl.org/popup.html
SAT, MAR 20
Citizen Planner Training Collaborative Ann. Conf. Hogan
Campus Ctr, College of Holy Cross, Worcester, MA
Advanced Tools & Procedures for Planning & Zoning.
Info: 413-545-2188, http://www.umass.edu/masscptc
Dir: http://www.holycross.edu/about/directions.htm
SUN, MAR 21
Bird Artists & Artist Birds: Plumes& Bowers in New Guinea,
Sir David Attenborough (auth, filmmaker). 4 pm, Sanders Thtr,
Memorial Hall, 45 Quincy St (at Oxford), Camb. 7th Ann Roger
Tory Peterson Mem Lecture.
Info: http://www.hmnh.harvard.edu/events Free tix req: Harv
Box Offc, Holyoke Ctr: http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~tickets
Map/Dir: http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~memhall/directions.html
http://map.harvard.edu
MAR 21 - 24
Int’l Conf on Solid Waste Techn & Mngmnt. Philadelphia, PA
http://www.widener.edu/solid.waste
MON, MAR 22
Is global warming already affecting the West's snow
resources? Philip Mote, (U Wash). 2-3:30 pm, Rm 102,
Kline Geol Lab, 210 Whitney Ave, Yale U, New Haven, CT.
Info: http://www.yale.edu/yibs/calendar
WED, MAR 24
Focusing paleoclimate signals in Summit, Greenland
ice cores, Linda Hinnov (Johns Hopkins U).
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, MARCH 24
Who Gained from Envir Regulatn? Low-Sulfur Coal & 1990
Clean Air Act, Nathaniel Keohane (Yale) & Meghan Busse
(U Cal Berkeley). 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, MAR 24
Planning Boston, Rebecca Barnes FAIA (BRA).
6-8 pm, Rabb Lecture Hall, Boston Public Libr,
700 Boylston St, (Copley Sq) Boston. Info:
http://www.architects.org/news/index.cfm?doc_id=60
WED, MAR 24
Ornithological Gothic: John James Audubon & Tale of Golden
Eagle, Prof Gregory Nobles (Georgia Inst Tech). 7 pm, Community
Rm, Robbins Library, 700 Mass. Ave, Arlington (Ctr), MA Info: 781-
316-3438, contact at mysticriver.org http://www.robbinslibrary.org
MAR 24 - 25
Globalcon 04: Energy, Power & Facility Mngmnt Strategies & Techn
Conf. Hynes Conventn Ctr, Boston. Also, seminars on HVACs, Boiler
Perf, Bldg Commissioning, Buying & Selling Energy, Distributed
Generatn & Onsite CHP. Info: http://www.globalconevent.com
Complimentary expo ticket: http://www.aeevshow.com/pass.htm
THUR, MAR 25
Heinrich & D/O events: It's the sea ice, Eli Tziperman
(Harvard). 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
Map: http://www.bu.edu/maps > adjacent to Bldg 23
MAR 25 & 26
The ‘Why’ of Conservation: A Reflective Leadership Retreat,
Wachusett Village, Westminster, MA. For resource conservatn
& community preservatn conservationists (Pre-regstr only,
space lim). Info/Regstr: 978-537-4458 x315; afreeman at ttor.org
http://www.thetrustees.org/PutnamConservationInstitute.cfm
FRI, MAR 26
Chronic nitrogen enrichment affects the structure & function of
soil microbial community in temperate hardwood & pine forests,
Serita Frey (UNH). 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 26
Amy Russell, (Post doc). The Lords of the Wings: Population
Genetic Structure & Gene Flow in a Widely Dispersing Bat
Species. Noon, Rm 110, Envir Sci Ctr, 21 Sachem St, Yale U,
New Haven, CT Info: http://www.yale.edu/yibs/calendar
MAR 26 & 27
2nd Ann Integrated Design & Integrated Develpmt Conf
(IDID). Keynote: Pliny Fisk; LEED Training; Wkshps.
Holloway Commons, UNH, 75 Main St, Durham, NH
Info: http://www.aianh.org/action/idid.shtml
Map: http://www.unh.edu/wsbe/placement/hollowaymap.jpg
http://www.gradschool.unh.edu/home/Map/UNHCampusMap.html
*SAT, MAR 27
Ecological Solutions for the Home: "Urban Ark" Seminar &
Tour, David & Elva Del Porto. 10 am – Noon. MA Loc on RSVP.
Spons. Green Decade Coalition/Newton. By reservation:
617-969-5927, http://www.greendecade.org
*SUN, MAR 28
Ecological Solutions for the Home: "Urban Ark" Seminar &
Tour, David & Elva Del Porto.. 1 – 3 pm, MA Loc on RSVP.
Spons. Green Decade Coalition/Newton. By reservation:
617-969-5927, http://www.greendecade.org
MAR 28 - 31
Global Windpower 2004 Conf & Exhibitn. Chicago, IL
Info: http://www.awea.org/global04.html
MON, MAR 29
Extra-tropical No Hemisphere land temperature variability over
past 1000 yrs, Edward Cook (Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory).
2-3:30 pm, Rm 102, Kline Geol Lab, 210 Whitney Ave, Yale U,
New Haven, CT. Info: http://www.yale.edu/yibs/calendar
MAR 29 & 30
State of the Planet Conf. Earth Inst. Columbia U, NYC
Info: http://www.earth.columbia.edu
TUE, MAR 30
Agricultr & Water: Climate Change, Agricultr & Plant Disease,
Cynthia Rosenzweig, PhD, NASA Goddard Inst & Columbia Earth
Inst; TBA 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 30
When Smoke Fell Like Water: Tales of Envir Deceptn & Battle
Against Pollutn), Devra Davis (auth). 7:30 pm, Marine Biological
Lab, Lillie Auditorm, Woods Hole, MA. Info:
http://www.mbl.edu/inside/what/news/events/events_fal_forum.html
http://www.whensmokeranlikewater.com
Dir: http://www.mbl.edu/inside/visit/directions/index.html
WED, MAR 31
Earthscope: A "telescope" looking at & in the Earth, MIT Prof.
Thomas Herring. 3 – 4 pm, MIT Bldg 37 – Rm 212, 70 Vassar St,
Camb. Info: http://events.mit.edu/scripts/event.pl?70284
Map: http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=37&Buildings=go
WED, MAR 31
Tufts Inst of Envir 1st Enviro Alumni Event.
Time & Loc TBA. Info: tie at tufts.edu
APRIL 2004
THUR, APR 1
Ecological Economics: Reintegrating study of humans &
rest of nature to create a sustainable & desirable future,
Econ Prof Robert Costanza (U Vermont). 12:15 – 1:20 pm,
Bicentennial Hall Rm 216, Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT
Info/Dir: http://www.middlebury.edu/depts/es/events/woodin_series
FRI, APR 2
Forest history as a guide to mangmt in the Bolivian Amazon, Francis
Jack 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, APR 2
Cenomanian/Turonian Orbital Chronologies & Burial Flux
Estimates: Calibrating the Biogeochemical Reconstruction of
Oceanic Anoxic Event II, Stephen Meyer (Postdoc Fellow).
Noon, Rm 110, Envir Sci Ctr, 21 Sachem St, Yale U, New
Haven, CT Info: http://www.yale.edu/yibs/calendar
*APR 2-4
Southeast Student Renewable Energy Conf. Chapel Hill, NC
Info: http://www.duke.edu/web/env_alliance/conference
SAT, APR 3
Toxics Action 2004 Annual Conf . Wentworth Inst of Technology,
Huntington Ave Campus, Boston. Keynote: Prof Sheldon Krimsky
(Tufts U; auth: http://www.tufts.edu/~skrimsky/books.htm ). Info:
http://www.toxicsaction.org MBTA Green “E” Line: MA College
Art or MFA stops. Dir: http://www.wit.edu/pop_campusmap.html
SAT, APR 3
Sierra Club New Coastal & Marine Habitat & Wildlife Cmte Mtg.
11 am – 1 pm, Sierra Club Office, 100 Boylston St #760, Boston.
Info: http://www.sierraclubmass.org/events/events.html#special
APR 3 & 4
Funding, Finan. Mngmt & Marketing Wkshp Training Wkshp for
Enviro & Social Justice Non-Profit Staff, Andy Robinson [auth:
Grassrts Grants, Selling Social Chng (w/o Selling Out)]. 9 am –
4:30 pm, Antioch NE Campus, Keene, NH. Spons: Enviro
Advocacy & Org Prgrm, Antioch NE Grad Schl. Free. Info/Registr
Req: andyfund at earthlink.net, 802-479-7365, 603-357-3122,
steven_chase at antiochne.edu, http://esdept.antiochne.edu/advocacy
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