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RESEARCH DAY 2003
Insights Along the Path to Sustainability
Presenting work supported by the CLF Faculty and Student Innovation Grants
May 13
2003 SEMINAR SERIES
From the Highest Point to the Deepest Gorge on Earth - Taking Environmental Protection in Tibet to Scale
Daniel Taylor, EdD, Future Generations.
April 17
EARTH DAY LECTURE
The Legacy of Rachel Carson: Towards a Science and Practice of Ecological Health
John Todd, PhD, in honor of the 40th Anniversary of the Publication of Rachel Carson's Silent Spring. April 14
PANEL PRESENTATION
Health of the Bay: Health of People
A scientific panel discussion hosted by CLF at the inaugural Restore America's Estuaries Conference, Saving Our Coastal Heritage. April 1
5TH ANNUAL DODGE LECTURE
A False Hypothesis? Implications for Agriculture and Society if It's True
Wes Jackson, PhD.
 2002 December 4
RESEARCH DAY 2002
Insights Along the Path to Sustainability
April 3
4TH ANNUAL DODGE LECTURE
Why Urban Agriculture is the Next Frontier of Public Health
Wayne Roberts, PhD, Toronto Food Policy Council.
Feb. 21
CONFERENCE
The Coming Crunch: Population, Food and Water in the 21st Century
Feb. 12
2002 SEMINAR SERIES
From Farm to Table, A Look at Regional Food Systems
Matthew Hora, Director, Health and Food Systems Department.
Feb. 8
2002 SEMINAR SERIES
Old McDonald Has 10 Million Hogs: What's this Doing to Public Health?
Amy Chapin, PhD.
2001 Dec. 10
2001 SEMINAR SERIES
An Integrated Approach For Solving Environmental, Health, Population and Development Problems: Successful Examples from the Field HORIZONS International.
Dec. 4
RESEARCH DAY 2001
New Insights Along the Path to Sustainability
Presenting work supported by the CLF Faculty and Student Innovation Grants
Oct. 16
SATELLITE TELEBROADCAST: 18TH ANNUAL WORLD FOOD DAY
World Food System: Serving Some or Serving All.
April 17
2001 SEMINAR SERIES
Earth Day and Environmental Justice: Human Rights Abuses in Ogoniland
Owens Wiwa, MD, MPH, Executive Director, African Environmental and Human
Development Agency (AFRIDA), Coordinator of MOSOP Canada, (Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People).
April 4
3RD ANNUAL DODGE LECTURE
Ecology of Emerging Disease: Environmental Pollution
and Population Growth
David Pimentel, PhD, Professor, Insect Ecology and Agricultural Science
Department of Entomology, Cornell University; President, The Rachel Carson Council, Inc.
March 8
2001 SEMINAR SERIES
Globalization & the Persistence of the North-South Divide
Giovanni Arrighi, PhD, Professor, Department of Sociology, JHU; Director, Institute for Global Studies in Culture, Power and History.
Feb. 20
CONFERENCE
Dietary Protein: Options For The Future
Jan. 23
CONFERENCE
Water: An Endangered Necessity?
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