Emad Madha is a General Surgeon who works at Martin Army Community Hospital. He completed his residency at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, MD before moving to Columbus. Emad is interested in reducing the environmental footprint of the healthcare system to improve the health of patients and the planet. Sunday August 2, … Continue reading Dr. Emad Madha – “Heal with Steel (Then Recycle It)”
Guest speaker Kurt Schmitz was the longest-tenured TV meteorologist in Columbus, serving 21 years at WTVM and six years with WRBL. He taught a class at the Columbus Academy for Lifelong Learning at CSU, centered around Bill Gates’ program: Solving for Zero–the need to get to zero net greenhouse gas emissions in every sector of the economy within 50 … Continue reading Kurt Schmitz – “Our Changing Climate, The Latest”
Guest speaker Kurt Schmitz was the longest-tenured TV meteorologist in Columbus, serving 21 years at WTVM and six years with WRBL. He’ll talk about “eye popping data” causing deep concern among climate scientists. But Kurt isn’t an alarmist. He’ll talk about where the climate is now, where it’s heading and what we should do about … Continue reading Kurt Schmitz: “Our changing climate: the latest”
Our guest speakers will talk about “a citizen-led initiative to make Columbus 100 percent green.” Learn what you can do to help. Dr. Troy Keller is a professor of environmental science and chair of the Department of Earth and Space Sciences at Columbus State University. Lisa Childs, who also lives in Columbus, is the general … Continue reading Dr. Troy Keller and Louisa Childs on Clean Energy Columbus
This Sunday Dr. Amanda Rees, a geographer at Columbus State University, talks about some great ideas folks in Georgia can use to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Gwyn Rush, who graduated from Columbus High School, is an international relations major at Agnes Scott College in Decatur, GA. She’s also the public relations coordinator for Metro Atlanta Youth Energy Corps.
Climate Science touches all of our lives, but we are not all climate scientists! Come to this talk to learn some of the important pieces of information that can help you find your place in the conversation around our warming world, and discover how you can become engaged on a personal level to help stem … Continue reading This Sunday: Understanding A Changing Climate: Knowledge is Power
