EFM Lecture Series 2016: Changes Challenges and Choices
Waste Not Want Not: Taking responsibility
Join Environmental Forum of Marin lecture series on April 6th to learn more about Extended Producer Responsibility EPR, and about the threats various plastics pose in our world. Learn how you can help to promote safer, smarter policies and practices both at home and in your community.
Wednesday, April 6 | 7:00 – 9:00 PM
The Sanctuary, San Rafael Presbyterian Church
1510 5th Avenue San Rafael, CA
For more information: http://www.marinefm.org/waste-not-want-not
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Monday, April 4, 2016
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Beyond Emissions Reductions: Carbon Capture Strategies
Environmental Forum of Marin Lecture Series 2016
Beyond Emissions Reductions: Carbon Capture Strategies
Photosynthesis: An Agent for Sequestration of Carbon in the Atmosphere
On Wednesday, January 13th, speaker John Wick, a co-founder of the Marin Carbon Project, will present a compelling explanation of enhanced photosynthesis as an effective and environmentally beneficial means of lowering carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere. His overview of a plan to restore balance to the planet’s natural carbon pools includes developing a process to determine the highest and best use of organic waste.
Wednesday, January 13 | 7:00 – 9:00 PM
The Sanctuary, San Rafael Presbyterian Church
1510 5th Avenue San Rafael, CA
Speaker
John Wick, Co-founder, Marin Carbon Project
Wednesday evenings: $10* in advance / $15* at the door.
Admission free to students with a high school or college ID.
* Lecture discounts based on membership status.
For more information contact LectureSeries@MarinEFM.org
Beyond Emissions Reductions: Carbon Capture Strategies
Photosynthesis: An Agent for Sequestration of Carbon in the Atmosphere
On Wednesday, January 13th, speaker John Wick, a co-founder of the Marin Carbon Project, will present a compelling explanation of enhanced photosynthesis as an effective and environmentally beneficial means of lowering carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere. His overview of a plan to restore balance to the planet’s natural carbon pools includes developing a process to determine the highest and best use of organic waste.
Wednesday, January 13 | 7:00 – 9:00 PM
The Sanctuary, San Rafael Presbyterian Church
1510 5th Avenue San Rafael, CA
Speaker
John Wick, Co-founder, Marin Carbon Project
Wednesday evenings: $10* in advance / $15* at the door.
Admission free to students with a high school or college ID.
* Lecture discounts based on membership status.
For more information contact LectureSeries@MarinEFM.org
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