Maggi Munat
03-13-2012, 11:02 AM
Hear about the latest research on plastic pollution, analysis of cutting edge technological proposals, innovations in sustainable fibers, and ways that we can each shift to life-sustaining materials.
Friday night, March 16, 7-9PM Autodesk Atrium , 111 McInnis Parkway , San Rafael 94903
Keynote Speaker: Ed Quevedo, JD, Dean of Presidio Graduate School
Film Shorts, Q & A
No charge, but registration required.
Contact [email protected] or call 510.532.6574
For registration: call 510.532.6574 or write [email protected]
To learn more, visit us at Green Sangha.
Presenters: Susan Freinkel, author, Plastic: A Toxic Love Story; Pam Kramer, ITP International; Chris Pincetich, Ph.D., Sea Turtle Restoration Project; Beth Terry, myplasticfreelife.com; Kim Scheibly, Marin Sanitary Service; Thomas Wright, Sustainable Business Practices
Plus: Mindful meditation, mid-day stretch break, and Green Mary!
Marine litter
Plastics in our bodies
Does recyling work?
Bioplastics-Potential and Limitations
Living plastic-free
Fee $40, $20 for Green Sangha & EFM members.
$20 for students with current ID. Register here.
SATURDAY MARCH 17th 9.30am -4pm
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church , 3 Bay View Avenue, Belvedere 94920
Hear about the latest research on plastic pollution, analysis of cutting edge technological proposals, innovations in sustainable fibers, and ways that we can each shift to life-sustaining materials.
For registration: call 510.532.6574 or write [email protected] (https://[email protected]). To learn more, visit www.greensangha.org (https://greensangha.org/)
Friday night, March 16, 7-9PM Autodesk Atrium , 111 McInnis Parkway , San Rafael 94903
Keynote Speaker: Ed Quevedo, JD, Dean of Presidio Graduate School
Film Shorts, Q & A
No charge, but registration required.
Contact [email protected] or call 510.532.6574
For registration: call 510.532.6574 or write [email protected]
To learn more, visit us at Green Sangha.
Presenters: Susan Freinkel, author, Plastic: A Toxic Love Story; Pam Kramer, ITP International; Chris Pincetich, Ph.D., Sea Turtle Restoration Project; Beth Terry, myplasticfreelife.com; Kim Scheibly, Marin Sanitary Service; Thomas Wright, Sustainable Business Practices
Plus: Mindful meditation, mid-day stretch break, and Green Mary!
Marine litter
Plastics in our bodies
Does recyling work?
Bioplastics-Potential and Limitations
Living plastic-free
Fee $40, $20 for Green Sangha & EFM members.
$20 for students with current ID. Register here.
SATURDAY MARCH 17th 9.30am -4pm
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church , 3 Bay View Avenue, Belvedere 94920
Hear about the latest research on plastic pollution, analysis of cutting edge technological proposals, innovations in sustainable fibers, and ways that we can each shift to life-sustaining materials.
For registration: call 510.532.6574 or write [email protected] (https://[email protected]). To learn more, visit www.greensangha.org (https://greensangha.org/)