Environment & Society
The latest issue of the Environmental Law Centre's News Brief is a primer on "administrative law":
Ever wondered who governs the government? Need to know how to challenge a decision made by an administrative board (like the ERCB, for example)? If so, the new issue of News Brief - Vol. 26 No.4 - is a must-read.
Nov 16 2011 - 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Join us for an engaging dialogue on the Alberta Climate Dialogue (ABCD) approach to public engagement and how it is helping Alberta communities to have meaningful and collaborative conversations around the impacts of climate change. We'll identify positive actions that can be taken to mitigate the impacts and the opportunities that can be leveraged to strengthen our community and local economy.
Presenters
Alberta Climate Dialogue (ABCD) Read more »
Room 2906
Red Deer College
Red Deer,
AB
Nov 17 2011 - 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Tickets: $5 On sale now!
Click here to purchase online at Tix on the Square or grab yours on campus at the Infolink booths located in HUB, SUB, CAB and ETLC.
The Office of Sustainability invites you to attend the second presentation in our 2011-2012 Sustainability Speaker Series, “The Story of Stuff,” presented by Annie Leonard. Read more »
Room 11
Tory Lecture Theatre — University of Alberta
Edmonton,
AB
Oct 21 2011 - 9:00pm - Oct 24 2011 - 7:00pm
Canada 2011, 93 min, Beta SP, Dir: David York Read more »
Garneau Theatre
8712 109 Street NW
Edmonton,
AB T6G 1E9
Apr 29 2011 - 12:00am - May 1 2011 - 12:00am
Join hosts Alla Guelber and Mike Unrau and special guests:
The purpose of this 2.5 day retreat is to spend a weekend with peers from diverse disciplines and inspiring professionals, deeply engaging with questions around vocation, sustainability, and social innovation. Read more »
Kananaskis Wilderness Hostel
Kananaskis,
AB
Mar 23 2011 - 4:00pm - 5:30pm
ConocoPhillips IRIS Public Seminar Read more »
RGO Room, 4th Floor Scurfield Hall
University of Calgary
Calgary,
AB
Mar 18 2011 - 7:30am - 9:00am
Field notes from the Energy Indigenous Environment Interface research program
The most commercially successful film in history deals with indigenous peoples and industrial resource extraction to feed humanity’s growing consumption of energy. Although set in a futuristic world on the fictitious planet of Pandora, parallels to the Amazon jungle and Alberta’s oil sands have not been lost on the public. Read more »
Petroleum Club
319 5 Avenue SW
Calgary,
AB
