Seminar Schedule - Fall Semester 2000

September 14^th

Forrest Briscoe, PhD Student, MIT, “The Odd Couple: Business Research and Environmnetalism”

September 21^st

Helena Silverstein, Assoc. Prof., Lafayette College, “Green Politics in Court: Suing for the Environment”

September 28^th

Janet Coit, Counsel and Environmental Coordinator for Senator Chafee, “Environmental Progress and Politics: the Chafee Legacy”

October 5^th

Bill Leighty, “The Emerging Hydrogen Energy Economy”

October 12^th

Mary Walsh of the Climate Change Learning and Information Center, "Global Warming and its Social Implications"

October 19^th

Maxwell Bazerman, Professor at Harvard Business School, "Barriers to Efficient Negotiated Agreements between Environmental and Economic Interests"

October 24^th

Michael Kalikow, Senior Concentrator in Environmental Studies, “Voluntary Simplicity and Environmental and Social Change”

October 26^th

Rusty Russell, Visiting Lecturer, Environmental Studies, "Competing to Come Clean: What Will Electricity Restructuring Do for the Environment?"

November 2^nd

Randall Ardent, Author of "Growing Greener",
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November 9^th

Jason Grumet, Executive Director, Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management (NESCAUM), "Clean Air / Dirty Water: Reformulated Gasoline & MTBE"

November 16^th

Fred Meyerson, Postdoctoral Fellow, Watson Institute, "Population, Deforestation and Protected Areas - Do Conservation and Demographic Policy Conflict?"

November 30^th

Alice Ingerson, Arnold Arboretum, “Urban Parks Are Working Landscapes Too”

Dec. 7^th

Kurk Dorsey, Prof. at University of New Hampshire

Dec. 14^th

Peter Frumhoff of the Union of Concerned Scientists