The
Centre for Coastal Science and Management at Simon
Fraser University is pleased to announce the fourth
series of free public lecture and discussions in the the
Planet Under Pressure: Citizens and Scientists Taking
Action on Global Warming and Other Threats program that
has been running since 2011. Because global climate
change is making us less secure, this series, Climate
Change: How Safe Are You? will report on what experts
can now see happening to our food and water, to our
health and wellbeing, to international conflict, and
even to our pocketbook. Loss of security will affect
everyone, but there are also pressing ethical dimensions
to the unfolding crisis. In contrast to other Planet
Under Pressure series we have organized, this one is a
call to reasonable, sustained action by us all. We need
to lead our leaders.
Please visit the current Ting series /
Archive for the 2014 Ting Lecture
Series, Deep Time, Global Change, and You
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February
12, 2015: FOOD
Room 1400
Farming on a Warming Planet
Dr. Navin Ramankutty, Professor, and
Canada Research Chair in Global Environmental
Change and Food Security, Liu Institute for
Global Issues, and Institute for Resources,
Environment and Sustainability, University of
British Columbia, Vancouver, BC.
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Series
Moderator:
Dr.
Arne Mooers, Professor of Biodiversity,
Biological Sciences, Simon Fraser University,
Burnaby, BC, Canada
Dr. Mooers will be delivering the President's
Lecture: What
to let go: Making hard choices in the age of
extinction
7 PM, Thursday, March 26,
Shadbolt Centre for the Arts, Burnaby
Welcome
and Opening: Dr.
Joy Johnson, Vice-President, Research,
Simon Fraser University will open the series on
February 5, 2015.
Contact
lauriew@sfu.ca
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Location:
All
lectures take place at 7:00 pm at Simon Fraser
University Vancouver at Harbour Centre, 515 W
Hastings, Vancouver, BC.
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Simon
Fraser University
Centre
for Coastal Science and Management
David and Cecilia Ting Endowment
Lifelong Learning
Faculty of Environment
Faculty of Health Sciences
Faculty of Science, Biological Sciences
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Cost:
Lectures
are free and open to the public. As seating is
limited, reservations
are recommended: http://www.sfu.ca/reserve
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