| December 5: |
Roundtable Discussion:
Alternative Energy and Energy Conservation
6:30 pm
Hyde 220
Contact: Melissa Greenawalt-Yelle;
mgreenawalt@plymouth.edu
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| February 21: |
Roundtable Discussion:
Transportation Options and Issues
6:30 pm
HUB Multi-Purpose Room
Contact: Melissa Greenawalt-Yelle;
mgreenawalt@plymouth.edu
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| April 4: |
Jim Merkel, “Sustainability in
the Land of Plenty”
7-9 pm
Starr King Unitarian Universalist Church, Fairgrounds Road,
Plymouth
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| April 5: |
Present Day Pioneers: Steve
Whitman, JHT Associates, “Sustainability for Our Community”
7:00 pm
Pease Public Library, Highland Street, Plymouth
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| April 6: |
Roundtable Discussion:
“Supporting Local Agriculture”
6:30 pm
HUB Multi-Purpose Room
Contact: Melissa Greenawalt-Yelle;
mgreenawalt@plymouth.edu
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| April 12: |
Present Day Pioneers: Josh
Trought, D Acres, “Developing the Local Food System:
Planning and Implementing Food Security for the Northeast”
7:00 pm
Pease Public Library, Highland Street, Plymouth
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| April 17: |
New
Hampshire's Changing Landscape 2005”
Dan Sundquist,
Director of Research at the Society for the Protection of
New Hampshire Forests.
7:00 PM
Boyd Hall Room 144, Plymouth State University
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| April 18: |
“Escape from Affluenza”
Film and
discussion. The film “Escape from Affluenza” is a sequel to
the film “Affluenza” which diagnosed the “disease” of
materialism and its effects.
4:00 PM
Boyd Hall Room 144, Plymouth State University
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| April 19: |
Present Day Pioneers: Peter
Adams, Plymouth Area Renewable Energy Initiative, “Energy
Alternatives for Our Lives”
7:00 pm
Pease Public Library
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| April 20: |
“Environmental Fair”
Information tables and displays from a variety of
environmental and social justice organizations.
10 AM – 2 PM
Alumni Green (outside Student Union), PSU
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| April 20: |
“Sacred Earth Celebration: A Spiritual Connection with
Nature” - Including Native American, Earth Based and
Inter-Faith ceremonies. An opportunity for followers of
Earth based faiths and religions to express their love for
the planet and give voice to the goal of living in a manner
that is sustainable for all living things. Sponsored by
United and Catholic Campus Ministries.
12-1 PM
Memorial Rock, Alumni Green (outside Student Union), PSU
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| April 20: |
“Global Warming” - Prof. Scott Maxner (PSU Adjunct
Professor, Social Science Department) will discuss the
threat of global warming and what societies can do to slow
or moderate the negative consequences of climate change.
Sponsored by Common Ground.
7:00 PM
Boyd Hall Room 144, Plymouth State University
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| April 21: |
Poster session for Current Environmental Issues course
10:10-11:00
Each student will present a poster depicting a
cradle-to-grave analysis of the environmental impact of a
common, everyday, consumable item. From harvest of raw
materials to disposal of waste by-products, the analysis
will outline how the item affects the quality of our
environment.
The session will be on the second floor of Boyd Hall.
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| April 22: |
“Earth Day Spring Clean-Up” -
Main Street Plymouth, Inc. invites organizations and
individuals to help them clean up winter trash and debris in
the downtown area.
8:00-9:00am registration on Plymouth Town Common
* A
minimum two-hour commitment is requested
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| April 22: |
Pemi-Baker Riverfront
Enhancement Project walk.
9:00 am
Meet at the Plymouth Boat Launch
Rain dates: Tuesday, April 25 at 5:15 or Saturday, April 29
at 9am
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| April 25: |
Common Ground: Eustace Conway
lecture
6:30 pm
Boyd 144
Contact: Lydia Perry;
lpperry@plymouth.edu
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| May 2: |
Roundtable Discussion:
Environmental Planning
6:30 pm
HUB Multi-Purpose Room
Contact: Melissa Greenawalt-Yelle;
mgreenawalt@plymouth.edu
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