Western
Libraries and the Green Energy Fee Grant Program present a series of films
about sustainability. Come join us for the first event on Earth Day, Monday
April 22, 2013 at 6:00pm in Wilson Library Room 164 (The Library Presentation
Room) featuring the award-winning film Bidder 70 about college student Tim
DeChristopher, a brave leader in the climate justice movement. The film will be
followed by a live webstream conversation with Tim, which will also be
broadcast to numerous locations across the country at the same time.
The
next two films will be shown on the subsequent two Monday evenings, at 6:30 pm in WL 164, and will be followed by
panel discussions featuring participation from various student club members. The
films are: Dirty Business: “Clean Coal” and the
Battle for Our Energy Future (on 4/29) and Tapped (on 5/6). All
film events are free and open to the public.
Other
event sponsors include: the Office of Sustainability,
Associated Students, 350.org, the Sierra
Club, WWU's Anthropology Department, the Western Action Coalition, Students for
Renewable Energy, and Students for Sustainable Water.
For more information about library film resources related to sustainability, check out this display located in Haggard Hall in the display case next to the Student Technology Center. All items featured on display are available for check-out.
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