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Registration for Fall 2012 Sustainability Studies Classes Is Open!
Registration is now open for Fall 2012 semester here at Roosevelt University. Here are the Sustainability Studies offerings for the fall: We have three sections of SUST 210 The Sustainable Future, one downtown Monday evenings, one in Schaumburg Tuesday evenings, … Continue reading
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Public Meeting on the Future of Wolf Point Tomorrow (May 29) at 5:30pm
Wolf Point is one of the most historically significant parts of the Chicago area, as Roosevelt Professor Mike Bryson can tell you in his fall offering of SUST 220 Water. It is also the subject of fierce debate over potential … Continue reading
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Army Corps of Engineers Promises Accelerated Study On Preventing Carp Invasion of Lake Michigan
As Asian Carp continue to threaten to invade the Great Lakes, the plethora of legal and technological maneuvers to prevent that invasion have intensified. With pressure mounting, the Army Corps of Engineers this month promised to speed up its study … Continue reading
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Public Meeting on the Future of Wolf Point May 29 at 5:30pm
Wolf Point is one of the most historically significant parts of the Chicago area, as Roosevelt Professor Mike Bryson can tell you in his fall offering of SUST 220 Water. It is also the subject of fierce debate over potential … Continue reading
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Registration for Fall 2012 Sustainability Studies Classes Is Open!
Registration is now open for Fall 2012 semester here at Roosevelt University. Here are the Sustainability Studies offerings for the fall: We have three sections of SUST 210 The Sustainable Future, one downtown Monday evenings, one in Schaumburg Tuesday evenings, … Continue reading
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Registration for Fall (and Summer) 2012 Sustainability Studies Classes Is Open!
Although it is spring in Chicago, registration is now open for Fall 2012 semester here at Roosevelt University. Here are the Sustainability Studies offerings for the fall: We have three sections of SUST 210 The Sustainable Future, one downtown Monday … Continue reading
Registration for Fall (and Summer) 2012 Sustainability Studies Classes Is Open!
Although it is spring in Chicago, registration is now open for Fall 2012 semester here at Roosevelt University. Here are the Sustainability Studies offerings for the fall: We have three sections of SUST 210 The Sustainable Future, one downtown Monday … Continue reading
Registration for Fall (and Summer) 2012 Sustainability Studies Classes Is Open!
Although it is early spring in Chicago, registration is now open for Fall 2012 semester here at Roosevelt University. Here are the Sustainability Studies offerings for the fall: We have three sections of SUST 210 The Sustainable Future, one downtown … Continue reading
CCGT Presents Talk on Greening a Renter’s Lifestyle, Saturday at 10am
Saturday from 10am-noon, the Chicago Center for Green Technology (445 N. Sacramento) presents Laura Murphy, Insolar and Bryan Glosik, Jenny Babcock, and Steve Pincuspy with WRD Environmental discussing “Greening a Renter’s Lifestyle.” With urban development being one the most impending threats … Continue reading
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Celebrate Earth Day, Today and Every Day
Happy Earth Day! Here in the Chicago area, you can celebrate today by kayaking, having your kids plant a seed, or going to the Brookfield Zoo to party for the planet. Earth Day is also a good day to take … Continue reading
