LESS THAN A WEEK AWAY. AND THE
U OF I IS CALLING ATTENTION TO
THE HOLIDAY. JORDAN GOEBIG
COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST WITH
ISEE JOINS US NOW. GOOD
MORNING JORDAN, THANKS FOR
BEING HERE. Why is this
segment timely and/or
important to viewers?Earth Day
educational and interesting
events and programs to call
attention to the holiday.
Please share four talking
points or subjects you would
like included in the
interview. (NOTE: These should
be a
that give context to the
interview).1: The MillerComm
lecture (4/26) by Michigana
Jonathan Overpeck, Dean of the
University of Michigana
School for Environment and
(4/22) by noted MIT
atmospheric sciences expert
Kerry Emanuel, discussing how
climate change could affect
severe storms.3:
iSEE-organized Illini Lights
Out and many other student-led
activities happening4:
Illinois Climate Action Plan
forum on 4/23 The Institute
for Sustainability, Energy,
and Environment has a growing
list of events for the month,
and I know of several more to
come, at
https://sustainability.
illinois.edu/earth-month-2019-
schedule/Of particular
interest:The MillerComm
lecture (4/26) by Michigana
Jonathan Overpeck, Dean of the
University of Michigana
School for Environment and
Sustainability, on
human-caused climate change
that will make some parts of
the globe even drier. Overpeck
is a pretty big name and we
are excited to have him on
campus. Please let me know if
youa
touch with him.The Keeling
lecture (4/22) by noted MIT
Plogging (4/14) and two ILO
events (4/12 and 4/26) Ãa
great way to get students
involved in Earth-friendly
activitiesAn update on the
Illinois Climate Action Plan
(day and time TBA at this
point; will likely be up later
this week on the linked page
above)The Boneyard Creek
Cleanup Day (4/13) Ãalways
a good event in our community
and a good photo opportunity
((ALEX))
STILL TO COME, DO YOU HAVE
PLANS THIS WEEKEND?WE'RE