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May 16, 2008 - Bike to Work Day

Nov 3, 2007 - May 25, 2008
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for "Water Exhibit"

Better Food: For the Health of People and the Planet

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New Online: View CLF Director's keynote address at Iowa State University

What does the 2007 U.S. Farm Bill have to do with Public Health?

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Pew Commission Releases Final Report
Washington, DC – April, 2008 ––The current industrial farm animal production (IFAP) system often poses unacceptable risks to public health, the environment and the welfare of the animals themselves, according to a report released April 30 by the Pew Commission on Industrial Animal Production (PCIFAP).....Read More....
    

CLF Director Testifies at House Hearing on ‘No Child Left Inside Act’bob
CLF Director Dr. Robert Lawrence provided testimony at a special House subcommittee “Field Hearing” on the No Child Left Inside Act. The hearing, conducted outside on Earth Day at the Patuxent Wildlife Research Center in Laurel, MD, was the first held on the legislation introduced by Rep. John P. Sarbanes (D-MD). The No Child Left Inside Act would direct $500 million in federal funding over five years for environmental education....Read More...
 

Meatless Monday Project
Learn about Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health's role in the national campaign to moderate meat consumption and encourage healthy alternatives.

Meatless Monday"Where the Health Can You Eat Around Here?" East Baltimore Campus Booklet 

    

Research Day Highlights Student, Faculty Work
The 12 presenters at this year’s Research Day offered attendees a first-hand glimpse into scientific work on key sustainability issues conducted with grants from the Center for a Livable Future....Read More...
   

‘SEE’ Campaign Launches at JHU
picF
or two weeks in March, students on the Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood Campus seemed a little perplexed by the ubiquitous posters and signs lighting up plasma message screens. “Can you SEE?” asked one message in bright green letters on purple background. A few days later the question, “Will you SEE?” flashed on the boards; then, a week later, came “Do you SEE?” ...Read More...
     

Bloomberg School of Public Health Adopts Environmental Committee Recommendations
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health will adopt a single-stream recycling program, in addition to many other activities, beginning on Earth Day, April 22. The Center for a Livable Future was one of the key departments behind developing new recommendations for revising environmental policies at the school....Read more….
    

CLF Announces Living for the Future ScholarGila Neta
The Center for a Livable Future has named Gila Neta as its first Living for the Future Scholar. The Living for the Future Scholarship provides support for JHU doctoral students pursuing scientific research related to a range of issues that are central to CLF’s Living for the Future Program... Read More...
   

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