
Earthstock 2013: April 15–19
This week-long, campus-wide event, is free and open to the public. Environmental organizations, participants with an earth-friendly message, and local schools will celebrate on the Academic Mall, Friday, April 19 (Rain Location: Student Activities Center).Stony Brook University is at the vanguard of the sustainability movement. Our commitment to a green future is evident everywhere on our 1,400 acres: from reducing our carbon footprint, to advocating recycling and using recycled materials whenever possible, to promoting alternatively fueled transportation. Take the Green Pledge!
Program Highlights
Wednesday, April 17![]() |
Film & Discussion: Dear Governor Cuomo
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Friday, April 19 |
Earthstock Environmental Student Research Exhibition
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Keynote Speaker: Wallace S. Broecker Wang Center Auditorium, 7:30 pm Between 1990 and 2010, annual CO2 emissions rose from 20 to 30 gigatons. Considering the new discoveries of oil and gas, we are unlikely to run short of fossil fuels for many decades to come. To stop the rise we must cut annual emissions to 4 gigatons. Hence, we are gliding into a CO2 trap. So what might we do? To find out you will have to attend the lecture! |
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