We will cancel the EREAD session of Sept. 25 but will do the same reading for
October 2, 2013
The Brief Tragic Reign of Consumerism and the Birth of a Happy Alternative
From: Resilience
By: Richard Heinberg
We will cancel the EREAD session of Sept. 25 but will do the same reading for
October 2, 2013
The Brief Tragic Reign of Consumerism and the Birth of a Happy Alternative
From: Resilience
By: Richard Heinberg
Founder of Transition Network. Come join us for lunch and conversation! THIS EVENT IS RESERVED FOR ALL STUDENTS
Also, Jason Roberts from “Better Block” will bring a more local perspective with his Dallas experience.
This event brings together a large coalition of neighborhood leaders committed to a more sustainable Houston. Participation by community leaders, sustainability experts, private sector partners, and interested citizens is encouraged. The objective of the meeting is to provide an opportunity for discussion and debate. It is also an opportunity to ensure that all neighborhoods in the city share their specific needs and visions. At the heart of the meeting is the vision to develop Houston into a more livable, resilient, efficient, equitable and prosperous city.
Sponsored by the Shell Center for Sustainability, the Center for the Study of Environment and Society (CSES), Center for Energy and Environmental Research in the Human Sciences (CENHS), Sociology Department, Rice University Environmental Club, Transition US, Post Carbon Institute, America’s Wetland Foundation, Transition Houston, and BetterHouston.
For a full detailed agenda click HERE
To RSVP for this event, click HERE
our reading for September 11, 2013 has been CANCELED
the next session will be September 18, 2013
September 4, 2013
Can we save Mojave desert tortoises by moving them out of harm’s way
From: High Country News
By: Emily Green