HOME : a panel discussion with director Yann Arthus-Bertrand

Panelists:
• David Berreby, journalist and author (moderator)
• Dr. Gavin A. Schmidt, climatologist and climate modeler at the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies
• Dr. Maria Uriarte, Assistant Professor in the Department of Ecology, Evolution & Environmental Biology, Columbia University
• Olivier Langrand, Senior Vice President, International Government Relations, Conservation International
• Dr. Shama Perveen, Associate Research Scientist at the Columbia Water Center
• Dr. Sabine Marx, Managing Director at the Columbia Center for Research on Environmental Decisions (CRED)

This event was co-sponsored by the Columbia Climate Center. Major support for this screening and panel discussion was provided by Conservation International.

Category:

Education

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• education
• columbia

[MaximusNWOGladiator]

Wonderful! If we could only convince The Puppet Masters (TPM) 2 stop dispersing Radioactive Waste (deceitfully called Depleted Uranium=DU), we would have good chance. Idea: New Tax=DU Usage. Warmongers won't like it but Planet+Humanity would have a chance. Unfortunately, TPM would rather keep their Depopulation Agenda. Billions Dead+Genetically Deformed (DU Babies). DU Radioactive Half-Life > 4.5 Billion Years. Moral of Story: Let's get our Priorities Right first & ask TPM to hold their Agenda.

[KrunchyJD]

I enjoyed the movie Home, but the panelists did not get to the point of the first question. Higher density living arrangements if done correctly can be energy efficient and remove the need for wasteful things like cars, and rather have people walking, and cycling more. Whereas urban sprawl consumes energy but offers nothing.