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Clarifying the Science

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What: Mark Wallander, who tours the country presenting the latest scientific findings on climate change, will be coming to USF St. Petersburg to talk about The Climate Project (a grassroots nonprofit organization focused on climate change)! This is a fantastic opportunity for the students of St. Petersburg.

When/Where: Oct. 18th at 3 PM at the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute Auditorium. On the second floor!

Volunteer: help at the sign-in table for the event by handing out petition postcards. If you want to volunteer email Chris Hastings at cdhastin@mail.usf.edu

Please RSVP at https://salsa.wiredforchange.com/o/6556/c/9674/p/salsa/event/common/public/?event_KEY=20405

Follow up event on the following Wednesday at 6 PM in Davis 130: "Weaponize the Science" Townhall meeting. Panel speakers including local professors and members of the environmental community. Topics will include clean energy legislation and the clean energy movement. Refreshments will be provided.

Write (5 points Extra Credit):

200 words stating specifically that you attended The Climate Project Presentation at USF St. Pete. Talk about the exigence of the issues you heard, evaluate their importance, talk about what actions students can take to respond to the issue that caught and held your attention.

Post to the wiki AND send to Chris Hastings at cdhastin@mail.usf.edu--include your address, zip code, phone number, and email (basic info provided when submitting a Letter to the Editor of newspaper) The letters will be reviewed, and students will be notified when their letter is published.