Environmental Science, Policy & Engineering Program
The Environmental Science, Policy and Engineering has hosted important college-wide interdisciplinary colloquia series that have engaged many of the faculty, students and local residents. These are interdisciplinary seminary series dealing with a whole host of issues.
Since 1998, the program has hosted the following lecture series:
- 2018: A sneak peak at a clean energy future
- 2017: Get the Lead Out: Safe Drinking Water and Environmental Justice
- 2016: Lifting the Veil on China’s Environmental Challenges
- 2015: Environmental Communication and Education
- 2014: Energy Supply in the 21st Century
- 2013: Moving Toward the Smart Grid
- 2012: New York’s Energy Future
- 2011: Inside the Controversy on Genetically Modified Food
- 2010: Drilling in the Marcellus Shale: Toward Energy Independence or Environmental Devastation?
- 2009: Environmental Sustainability
- 2008: Sustainable Energy
- 2007: Abrupt Climate Change
- 2006: Sustainable Development
- 2005: Water and Society
- 2004: Environmental Science and Public Policy
- 2003: Water and the Law
- 2002: Lakes and Environmental Change 2001 – The Hudson River
- 2000: The Adirondacks
- 1999: Water and the Law
- 1998: Global Climate Change