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The UBC Student Environment Centre Annual Conference - Seeds for Change: Local Solutions to Global Issues
Time: January 19-20, 2007
Location: UBC
Keynote Speakers:
Elizabeth May, Leader of the Green Party of Canada; Former Executive Director of the Sierra Club of Canada
Dr. Michael M'Gonigle, Eco-Research Chair in Environmental Law and Policy, University of Victoria; Co-Founder of Greenpeace International
This conference is open to anyone and everyone. It is also free! However, there are limited spaces, so register now to reserve your place. For more information and online registration, go to www.ubcsec.ca
The purpose of this conference is to educate students and community members in a framework that allows for concrete, local action in response to immense, and often intimidating global issues, like climate change and peak oil. We hope to work in the space between academia and activism, inviting academics, politicians, activists, and student leaders to participate in a dialogue about environmentalism.
Body:
The UBC Student Environment Centre Annual Conference - Seeds for Change: Local Solutions to Global Issues
Time: January 19-20, 2007
Location: UBC
Keynote Speakers:
Elizabeth May, Leader of the Green Party of Canada; Former Executive Director of the Sierra Club of Canada
Dr. Michael M'Gonigle, Eco-Research Chair in Environmental Law and Policy, University of Victoria; Co-Founder of Greenpeace International
This conference is open to anyone and everyone. It is also free! However, there are limited spaces, so register now to reserve your place. For more information and online registration, go to www.ubcsec.ca
The purpose of this conference is to educate students and community members in a framework that allows for concrete, local action in response to immense, and often intimidating global issues, like climate change and peak oil. We hope to work in the space between academia and activism, inviting academics, politicians, activists, and student leaders to participate in a dialogue about environmentalism.
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http://www.ams.ubc.ca/student_life/resource_groups/sec/what-sus.html
