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Roger Raufer
Div. for Sustainable Development, United Nations
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Title: The Kyoto Protocol's Carbon Market
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ABSTRACT |
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Charles Howland
U.S. EPA, Office of Regional Counsel
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Title: The Promise and Perils of 'Second Generation' Environmental
Law: A View from the Trenches
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ABSTRACT |
Marcia Mulkey
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency;
Temple University Law School
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Title: Law, Science and Policy: How Each Challenges the
Others in Implementing the Food Quality Protection Act
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ABSTRACT |
John
Burland Imperial College London
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Title: The Enigma of the Leaning
Tower of Pisa
LOCATION: Rainey Auditorium, University Museum,
3260 South Street |
ABSTRACT |
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John Kostyack National Wildlife Federation
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Title: Endangered Species
Act at a Crossroads: Is the Nation Still Committed to Protecting Wildlife
Threatened with Extinction?
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ABSTRACT |
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Edward Emmett School of Medicine, University of Penn
Mary Hufford
Center for Folklore and Ethnography,
University of Pennsylvania
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Title: Environmental Justice: Community Exposure to C8
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ABSTRACT |
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Gary Johnson
Connecticut Dept. of Environmental Protection, Bureau of Water Mgmt.
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Title: Water Quality Trading: Lessons
from the Long Island Sound Program |
ABSTRACT |
Lori Reynolds
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Water Protection Division
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Title: Partners and Possibilities
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ABSTRACT |
Solomon Katz
University of Pennsylvania
and
The Metanexus Institute |
Title: World Water and Food Problems: Scientific and Moral
Dimensions
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ABSTRACT |
Panel Discussion: Science, Law, and
Policy
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Robert Giegengack, Department of Earth and Environmental
Science, University of Pennsylvania
Stanley Laskowski, Former Deputy Regional Administrator,
US EPA, Region 3
Susan LeGros, Esquire, Stevens & Lee
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ABSTRACT |
| 2005
Franklin Award - Symposium |
Peter
R. Vail, Rice University
Title: Sequence Stratigraphy and Global Changes in Sea Level
LOCATION: 337
Towne Bldg |
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| Henry Darwin Rogers Lecture
Sponsored by: Department of Earth & Env Sci. |
Debra
A. Willard, U.S. Geological Survey
Title: Everglades Sediments: An Archive of Ecosystem Response
to Environmental Change
LOCATION: Heilmeier
Hall, Towne Bldg, Smith Walk University of Pennsylvania
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