TEI Environmental Lecture Series

The TEI Environmental Lecture Series brings natural scientists, social scientists, engineers, writers, artists, and policy makers to the University of Massachusetts Amherst to present public lectures focused on the environment. The Lecture Series draws the University community together across disciplines and departments to consider critical environmental issues from a variety of perspectives and to encourage interdisciplinary collaborations in research and education. Invited speakers also meet with faculty, students, and working groups engaged in related research and educational activities. The series is supported by the Vice Chancellor for Research and Engagement and involves academic departments and colleges across campus. The Lectures are free and the public is welcome.

Lectures are free and the public is welcome.

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Spring 2009 - Global Environmental Challenges

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Fall 2008 - Building Green Communities

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Spring 2008 - Emerging Technologies and the Environment

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Fall 2007 - Water Sustainability

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Spring 2007 - Food Systems

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Food System Links
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Fall 2006 - Energy for the Future

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Energy Links
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Spring 2006 - Disasters, Environment and Public Policy

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Fall 2005 - The Global Environment and Health: Research to Practice

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Spring 2005 - Global Climate Change: Current Status, Impacts and Solutions

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Fall 2004 - The Science, Policy and Engineering of Hazardous Waste

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