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Glass Half Empty: A Conference on Freshwater Depletion Crisis

 
McMaster Science for Peace proudly presents its annual themed conference- GLASS HALF EMPTY, a conference on freshwater depletion crisis.

The focus of the conference is on translating evidence-based research into policy change! Students from all faculties are encouraged to attend.

Speakers include:
Dr. Brian McCarry, who chairs 'Clean Air Hamilton', is an academic activist who is involved with much research surrounding the interrelated contamination of the earth, air, and water, but also policy changing activities such as the pursuit of environmental action against large companies such as Lafarge Cement.

Dr. Gail Krantzberg, who is involved in governance policy discussions regarding Great Lakes management. Dr. Denis Corr, who is involved in many environmental policy change discussions in Hamilton, will talk to us about how to turn good science into good actions through having the right content, the right process, and respect.

Representatives from the Polaris Institute will further discuss the privatization of water through the bottled water industry. Workshops will discuss key players in international water discussions that affect management policies.

Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge.
Events run from 9AM to 4PM in the Council Chamber (Gilmour Hall 111) of McMaster University on Saturday March 13th.

For ANY questions at all, feel free to email [email protected] m. You can register here: http://macsfp.org/register.php

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I think the conference is called "Glass Half Full". Whatever, it's the same thing either way, right?
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Yep.

Hah, I was copying and pasting it from Dolly's description in the OPIRG website. http://opirgmcmaster.blogspo t.com/...3/pugwash.html

I guess it's the same, depending how you look at life. : )
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Just got more information about the speakers:

Elly Adeland
(activists from the Polaris Institute)

Lecture and discussion about global water freshwater depletion and the role of private corporations

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Dr. Gail Krantzberg
(public policy actor in Great Lakes governance, academic background in aquatic ecotoxicology)

Lecture and discussion about the nature of the shared governance of the Great Lakes between Canada and the United States

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Dr. Denis Corr
(public policy actor in Hamilton air quality monitoring and management academic background in engineering physics)

Lecture and discussion about Turning Good Science into Good Actions CPR...Content-Process-Respect

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Dr. Brian McCarry
(public policy actor in Hamilton air, earth and water quality research and management, academic background in environmental toxicology and organic chemistry)

Lecture and discussion about multiple research and policy initiatives including Lafarge Cement, which changed the Ministry
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