ARCHIVED WEBCAST INFORMATION
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In
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NOTE: We are currently in the processing of switching from RealOne Player files to QuickTime Player files. This is the last year RealOne Player files will be available.
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Where do I go for help?
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Support Website. Technical assistance for QuickTime Player can be found at the Apple Support Website.
List of Speakers
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Albert Farbman, Professor, Dept. of Neurobiology and Physiology
Introduction
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Fred
Mackenzie
Global Warming: Fact or Fiction?
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Richard
Feely
Climate
Change and the Oceans
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Stuart
Pimm
Sustaining the
Variety of Life
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Thomas
Lovejoy
Climate Change and Biodiversity: A Public Policy Imperative
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David
Lentz
Conservation for the 21st Century: Getting Us Through the Bottleneck
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Panel
Discussion (moderated by David Lentz)
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Was the symposium videotaped?
We plan to archive the
syposium on DVD, copies of which will be available for checkout through
the Northwestern University Library and the Evanston Public Library. A
notice will appear on this page when the DVDs are available for checkout.
