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Elon
Reporting students wrote straight-news blogs covering an Oct. 8
workshop titled "Roadmap to the Future: Tomorrow by Design." It
examined issues critical to sustainable communities and development.
Speakers included two of the nation's leaders in the field of sustainable
development and environmental planning: David Orr of Oberlin College
and Stuart Hart of Cornell University. Afternoon breakout sessions
included a discussion on sustainable agriculture and a session focused
on sustainable community and business design. The event also included
a car show with alternative-fuel vehicles and a cooking demonstration
employing locally grown organic foods.
Click on the
links below to read student accounts of the workshop sessions:
Bettina
Johnson: Elon forum shines new light on issues
Alec
Campbell: Forum Bleeds Sustainability
Jacob Potter: Doing more with less topic of
Elon forum
Ashley Feibish: Orr, Hart focus talks on awareness
Andrew High: Organic and solar are still the
way to go
Scott Myrick: Biotechnology has supporters,
detractors
David Douglas: Hybrid, biodiesel offer drivers
alternatives
Laura Somerville: Forum events offer sustainability
theme
Carrie Morgan: Community discusses environment's
future
Jacquie Anderson: Experts Orr, Hart at Elon's
fall forum
Rasmi Gamble: 'Sustainable value' discussed
at conference
Cheryl Williams: Elon forum is a sustained
success
R.J. Fenn: Roadmap for the future is topic at
Elon
Established
in 2000, the Center for Environmental Studies promotes environmental
education, responsibility, stewardship and leadership while providing
opportunities for students and faculty to work with individuals
and organizations outside the university. The center is involved
in the creation of a database of organizations that monitor the
water quality in the Cape Fear River basin, streamlining efforts
to maintain the watershedÕs health. Visit the workshop's Web site
by clicking the link below:
http://www.elon.edu/academics/environ/roadmap/roadmap.html
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