**THIS WEEK IN SUSTAINABILITY**

Brought to you by the Office of Sustainability and Green Groups Directorate

MONDAYMONDAYMONDAY

PIZZA OVEN CERTIFICATION CLASS, 11AM, DARTMOUTH ORGANIC FARM

Ever wanted to run your own pizza oven event at the Organic Farm? Come learn how to use our new pizza oven and the new protocols! Please note, even if you were certified in the past, we have a new oven and new rules, so everyone needs to get recertified. This is the last training of the term, so don’t miss it! Meet Laura at the barn at 11am.



TUESDAYTUESDAYTUESDAY

SUSTAINABILITY ACTION WORKSHOP, 5:30PM, ROBO 108

Come check out our NEW PROGRAM, Sustainability Action Workshops (SAW)! SAW provide a crash course in design thinking, with participants work together to tackle a concrete sustainability issue on campus in a term.



WEDNESDAYWEDNESDAYWEDNESDAY

HANOVER FARMER’S MARKET, 3:00PM-6:00PM, THE DARTMOUTH GREEN

Join vendors from all over the Upper Valley and purchase fresh produce, cheese, bread, fruit, enjoy live music, fresh popcorn and more!



FARM CLUB, 4:30PM-5:30PM, HORNIG LIBRARY, FAIRCHILD HALL

Interested in getting involved with the Dartmouth Organic Farm? Come meet the farm club and learn what goes on at the farm and how to be a part of it! Delicious snacks provided!



PROFESSOR CAITLIN HICKS: WHEN PERMAFROST THAWS: TUNDRA CARBON FEEDBACKS TO CLIMATE CHANGE, 4:30PM, 041 HALDEMAN CENTER

The loss of carbon from tundra ecosystems is a large, looming positive feedback to climate change. Permafrost soils store twice the amount of carbon as is currently in our atmosphere. Warming is causing permafrost to thaw resulting in the potential loss of soil carbon that had previously been frozen for hundreds to thousands of years. Numerous experiments have shown increased ecosystem carbon losses due to warming temperatures. I have used isoshartopes to investigate whether these losses are due to increased plant production, a neutral feedback to climate change, or the increased decomposition of old soil carbon, a potentially devastating positive feedback to climate change, in the tundra of Alaska and Sweden.



DIVEST DARTMOUTH, 8PM-9PM, ROBO 108

Do you stand for environmental justice? Do you find the rising frequency of climate catastrophes unacceptable? Do you want to make a lasting impact on Dartmouth? Come learn about climate justice and participate in activism toward a sustainable future!



THURSDAYTHURSDAYTHURSDAY

OFFICE HOURS, 12PM-2PM, ROBO 108

Want to get involved in sustainability on campus? Have a random sustainability question? Just want to hang out and eat homemade baked goods? Visit us for office hours!



OPEN HOURS AT THE O-FARM! 2:30PM-4:30PM, DARTMOUTH ORGANIC FARM

Want to get off campus for a few hours? Come join us at the O-Farm! You can help out with some farm chores, or just sit by the river and study. Rides leaving behind Robo at 2:30pm.



ECO MEETING, 7:30pm-8:30pm, SUSTAINABLE LIVING CENTER

Check out Dartmouth’s premier sustainability club! We’ll be discussing our initiatives for the fall term including a trip to the Listen thrift shop to discuss sustainable and reusable fashion!



FRIDAYFRIDAYFRIDAY

HARVEST WORKDAY AT THE ORGANIC FARM, 8AM-10AM, RIDES LEAVING FROM BEHIND ROBO AT 8AM

Work on the farm, relax in the sun or get some studying done. Wifi! And also, Farm!



SATURDAYSATURDAYSATURDAY

NORWICH FARMERS MARKET, 9AM-1PM, ROUTE 5

The summer market are held on Saturdays from 9:00-1:00, May through October at our outdoor location on Route 5, 1.5 miles south of Norwich village. Come support local farmers, eat some delicious food and enjoy live music!



SUNDAYSUNDAYSUNDAY

AN INCONVENIENT SEQUEL: TRUTH TO POWER, 4PM, LOEW AUDITORIUM

A decade after An Inconvenient Truth brought climate change into the heart of popular culture comes the rousing follow-up that shows just how close we are to a real energy revolution. Vice President Al Gore continues his tireless fight traveling around the world training an army of climate champions and influencing international climate policy. Cameras follow him behind the scenes—in moments both private and public, funny and poignant—as he pursues the inspirational idea that while the stakes have never been higher, the perils of climate change can be overcome with human ingenuity and passion.