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Marin's Water Future: Conservation vs. Desalination
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Date:
Tuesday, April 07, 2009
Time:
6:30 PM
-
9:00 PM
Event Type:
Panel Discussion
Organizer/Author:
Anita Fieldman
Phone:
(415) 686-8841
Location Details:
Mill Valley Community Center, Mountain View Room, 180 Camino Alto in Mill Valley
DEMOCRACY FOR AMERICA - MARIN PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
Marin’s Water Future: Conservation vs Desalination
Economic and environmental realities will be discussed.
Wheelchair accessible; the doors will open at 6:15 for people to talk with local rainwater catchment system suppliers.
Moderated by author and syndicated columnist Norman Solomon.
Panelists include:
Adam Scow, California Deputy Director, Food & Water Watch
James Fryer, former MMWD water conservation manager
Kerry Stoebner, attorney, Marin County Water Coalition
Larry Rose, M.D., Occupational/Environmental Medicine Specialist.
Panel topics include: quality of life conservation without hardship; the potential impact of a proposed desalination plant on Marin’s carbon footprint; health Issues such as toxins in the Bay; green Jobs vs. desalination; and what we need to do now to ensure clean water in the future, We anticipate a lively Q&A session.
PRESS CONTACT:
Eileen Siedman
(415) 383-0848
eileensi [at] earthlink.net
Marin’s Water Future: Conservation vs Desalination
Economic and environmental realities will be discussed.
Wheelchair accessible; the doors will open at 6:15 for people to talk with local rainwater catchment system suppliers.
Moderated by author and syndicated columnist Norman Solomon.
Panelists include:
Adam Scow, California Deputy Director, Food & Water Watch
James Fryer, former MMWD water conservation manager
Kerry Stoebner, attorney, Marin County Water Coalition
Larry Rose, M.D., Occupational/Environmental Medicine Specialist.
Panel topics include: quality of life conservation without hardship; the potential impact of a proposed desalination plant on Marin’s carbon footprint; health Issues such as toxins in the Bay; green Jobs vs. desalination; and what we need to do now to ensure clean water in the future, We anticipate a lively Q&A session.
PRESS CONTACT:
Eileen Siedman
(415) 383-0848
eileensi [at] earthlink.net
Added to the calendar on Sat, Mar 28, 2009 8:50AM
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