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"Primary Controls on Phosphorus Availability in Taylor Valley, Antarctica" by Ruth Heindel, 4:00 PM, Steele 007
Ruth Heindel is an Earth Sciences graduate student who studies the impacts of past glaciation on current landscape processes
in West Greenland and the Dry Valleys of Antarctica. As a former high school science teacher, she is committed to science education and communication, and is always looking for ways to share her experiences with the broader community.
RADICAL JEWELRY MAKEOVER, 5:30 PM Alumni Hall
The Hopkins Center will culminate this spring’s Radical Jewelry Makeover project with a jewelry sale, exhibit preview, and panel discussion.
The panel will feature the visitors from Ethical Metalsmiths, our partner in this project, as well as two local jewelry designers and Prof. Mukul Sharma of the Earth Sciences Department. The discussion will explore the connections between recycling and art
and the environmental impact of mining for metals. Jewelry by current and former Claflin Jewelry Studio staff, students, and artists-in-residence will be on display and for sale, all created from recycled community donations.
ECO MEETING, 7 PM, COLLIS 218
Interested in making change on campus? Want to think of project ideas for how to make the Big Green even greener? Come check out this week's ECO Meeting.
We will be discussing plans for our Tapapolooza winnings as well as some end of term projects!
DIVEST DARTMOUTH MEETING, 8 pm, Robo 108
Interested in learning more about how to positively impact the investment portfolio of the College? Want to learn more about
the national fossil fuel divestment movement that has taken hold in college campuses across the country? Join us for our weekly meeting. All are welcome.
ECOREPS "MAKE THIS HOME" POP UP, 3-6:30 PM, SLC-Cutter Lawn
Join us for Barbecue, Lawn Games, Puppies and Prizes! We work to transform common spaces on campus into robust and inclusive social spaces. Help us celebrate and enjoy some free food!
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OFFICE HOURS, 12-2pm, Robo 108
Want to get
involved in sustainability on campus? Have a random sustainability question? Just want to hang out and eat some yummy baked goods? Visit us for Office hours, every week on Thursdays.
POP UP BIKE SHOP, 2-4 pm, Ground Floor Fahey Patio (facing Tuck Drive)
Have a flat tire? Need to repair you bike so you can enjoy the upcoming spring weather? Come out to the Pop Up Bike Shop this week to have your bike examined and fixed by one of our Dartmouth Bikes mechanics. $5 fee for tune-ups,
plus the costs of parts if needed. DASH or Cash accepted!
ECOVORES DINNER, 6:30 pm, Fahey Ground Floor
Love eating delicious home cooked food? Want to perfect some of your cooking skills while hanging out with other sustainably minded people? Come to Ecovores this week! This week we are talking to seniors about their theses. Blitz Ecovores to help shop
or cook!
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ECOVORES BREAKFAST, 8:30 AM, Steele 113
Join us for a special guest, Ricardo Salvador, the Director of the Food Environment Program at the Union
of Concerned Scientists! We will eat a delicious breakfast about his work and passions!
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BREW-HAHA, 1-4 PM, Organic Farm, Rides leaving behind ROBO every 30 minutes
Join us for the first annual local Brewfest at the Dartmouth Organic Farm! Featuring Dartmouth Home Brewer's
Guild Beer Taste-off (21+ Bring I.D.'s) Pig Roast from Wicked Awesome BBQ, Veggie-Pierogis from Pierogi Me, and Music by the Sunday Hedonists and Lady and The Tramp! Shuttles leave every half hour from behind ROBO. Root Beer for under 21 crowd.
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Tim DeChristopher and Terry Tempest Williams Sustainability Salon 3:00 PM, One Wheelock
Tim DeChristopher, known as "Bidder 70" for bidding up illegal oil and gas leases in Utah and then, being arrested and sentenced to two years in a federal
prison which he served -- is coming to Dartmouth! Now a student at Harvard Divinity School, Tim will have a conversation about climate change, divestment, and why civil disobedience is a deeply American ideal. Join us for a very special salon with one of
the true heroes of the environmental and social justice movement