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Description
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Presenter(s) |
| 8:00-8:45 AM |
Morning Practice
(Klingenstein Lounge)
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Introduction to Aromatherapy: Scents to Awaken
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Hallie Sawyer |
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| 9:00-9:10 AM |
Welcome and Opening Ceremony
(Emerson Suites B&C)
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Welcome to Conference &
Traditional Haudenosaunee Opening Ceremony
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Welcome: Gay Nicholson, Sustainable Tompkins
Ceremony: Representative of Haudenosaunee
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9:10-10:00 AM
Plenary Session
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Keynote Address
(Emerson Suites B&C)
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Learning from Nature: Ecological Design for Sustainable Systems
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Introduction: Charlie Trautmann, Sciencenter
Keynote: Jonathan Todd, Todd Ecological Design
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10:15-11:15 AM
Concurrent Sessions
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Sustainable Economy
(Emerson Suites B&C)
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Doing the Right Thing in the Marketplace - Why Being Fair Matters to Us
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Rev. Ken Clark, Cornell United Religious Work; Ben Ho, Johnson School of Management; David Sloan Wilson, Binghamton Univ. Evolutionary Studies Program
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Our Clean Energy Future
(Textor Hall Room 101)
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How Should it Grow? Biofuels in Upstate New York
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Krys Cail, Consultant; Larry Walker, Cornell Northeast Sun Grant Initiative Institute; Peter Woodbury, Cornell University
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Fortifying Our Foodsheds
(Textor Hall Room 102)
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Follow the Field Crop: From Local Practices to Regional Style
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Thor Oechsner, Oechsner Farm and Farmer Ground Flour; Erick Smith and Tycho Dan, Cayuga Pure Organics
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Earth Stewardship
(Textor Hall Room 103)
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Mountaintop Removal Roadshow:
“The Mountain Justice Movement.”
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Dave Cooper, Mountain Justice
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Health & Well Being
(Clark Lounge)
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Changing Landscapes: A Creative Movement Workshop for Healing and Celebration
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Lisa Tsetse, Dance and Movement Educator
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11:30 AM-12:30 PM
Concurrent Sessions
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Sustainable Economy
(Emerson Suites B&C)
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Building a Sustainable Economy for the Finger Lakes Region
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Antonio Bento, Cornell Applied Economics and Management; Susan Christopherson, Cornell City and Regional Planning; Tristam Coffin, Alternatives Federal Credit Union
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Our Clean Energy Future
(Textor Hall Room 101
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The Smart Grid and Smart Communities: A Blueprint for Smart Jobs
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Linda Hartsock, Center for Clean Tech Entrepreneurship
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Fortifying Our Foodsheds
(Textor Hall Room 102)
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Regional Explorations, Innovations and Strategies
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Patrick Martins, Heritage Foods USA; Carlo Peretti, New York Wine and Culinary Center; Becca Jablonski, Madison County Agricultural Economic Development
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Earth Stewardship
(Textor Hall Room 103)
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Changing Our Minds: Thinking Skills for a Regenerative Future |
Karryn Olson-Ramanujan, Finger Lakes Permaculture Institute
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Health & Well Being
(Klingenstein Lounge)
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Health Care Reform: Will it Provide Access and be Sustainable?
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Rebecca Elgie
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| 12:30-2:00 PM |
Lunch
(Egbert Hall)
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Lunch with topic tables on our shared future
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Hosted by Cornell and Ithaca College students
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12:30-6:00 PM
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Sustainability Marketplace
(North Foyer & Emerson Suites A)
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Exhibit Hall of Green Entrepreneurs and Innovators Making Our Future |
Hosted by the Green Resource Hub
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| 2:00-6:00 PM |
Beaming Bioneers
(Emerson Suites B&C)
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BROCK DOLMAN
Basins of Relations: A Reverential Rehydration Revolution
KARI FULTON
Youth Redefining Environmentalism, Reclaiming our Futures
JACK HIDARY
From Small Steps to the Energy Revolution
SARAH JAMES
Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change: Report from the Arctic
MICHAEL POLLAN
In Defense of Food: The Omnivore’s Solution
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Satellite broadcast from Bioneer headquarters in
San Rafael, California.
View the Bioneer presenters scheduled for Friday on the Bioneers site by clicking here. |
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| 6:00-7:30 PM |
Receptions
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Receptions for interest groups
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Green Resource Hub's Sustainable Enterprise Network (Clark Lounge)
NY Interfaith Power and Light & Interfaith Action for Healing Earth (Klingenstein Lounge)
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* Schedule Subject to change
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