The EASTERN GTA ECO SUMMIT!
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Occupy Gardens - Jacob
Feb 22, 2012, 2:59:19 PM2/22/12
to Occupy Gardens Toronto
Hey if anyone is available to go to this it should be a great
opportunity to learn and connect and its free. You can go as yourself
or sign up to participate as an organization (such as Occupy Gardens).
The event is all day March 3 check out event page here - >
http://ecosummit2012.eventbrite.ca/
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Developing an Environmental Agenda for Eastern GTA
About: The Eastern GTA Eco Summit aims to bring together
organizations, businesses and individuals to being to develop an
environmental agenda for the Eastern GTA. This event hopes to harness
and concentrate passion for the environment present in the region, so
that we may collectively move forward towards a sustainable future.
Cost: Free to attending
Goals:
1. Begin a process of environmental agenda setting for the Eastern GTA
2. Promote networking and collaboration between environmental groups
and individuals
Register:
http://ecosummit2012.eventbrite.ca
KeyNote Address - Andre Sorsensen
André Sorensen is Associate Professor of Urban Geography in the
Department
of Social Science, University of Toronto Scarborough. He has published
extensively on urbanisation, land development, and planning history.
His
most recent book, co-edited with Professor J. Okata, titled
Megacities:
Urban Form, Governance and Sustainability was published by Springer in
January 2011. His book "The Making of Urban Japan: Cities and Planning
from Edo to the 21st Century"(Routledge 2002) won the book prize of
the
International Planning History Association in 2004. In 2007 he was
elected
a Fellow of the University of Tokyo School of Engineering in
recognition
of his research on Japanese urbanism and urban planning. He is the
editor
with P. J. Marcotullio and J. Grant, of Towards Sustainable Cities:
East
Asian, North American and European Perspectives. (Ashgate 2004). His
current research examines processes and institutions generative of
urban
form in the Tokyo and Toronto regions.
Looking for Eco-Business/Organizations for our Eco Fair
If you would also like to be included in the ECO Fair, its' FREE!
Register for our Eco Fair Participant here: http://ecosummit2012.eventbrite.ca
FREE
Register today for this exciting opportunity to begin setting the
priorities for Eastern GTA.
http://ecosummit2012.eventbrite.ca
Thank you,
Nadia Harduar
-------------------------
Sustainability Assistant
Sustainability Office
University of Toronto Scarborough
SW 213B
T 416 208 2679
www.utsc.utoronto.ca/sustain
**Please consider the environment before printing this email!
opportunity to learn and connect and its free. You can go as yourself
or sign up to participate as an organization (such as Occupy Gardens).
The event is all day March 3 check out event page here - >
http://ecosummit2012.eventbrite.ca/
---------------------------------
Developing an Environmental Agenda for Eastern GTA
About: The Eastern GTA Eco Summit aims to bring together
organizations, businesses and individuals to being to develop an
environmental agenda for the Eastern GTA. This event hopes to harness
and concentrate passion for the environment present in the region, so
that we may collectively move forward towards a sustainable future.
Cost: Free to attending
Goals:
1. Begin a process of environmental agenda setting for the Eastern GTA
2. Promote networking and collaboration between environmental groups
and individuals
Register:
http://ecosummit2012.eventbrite.ca
KeyNote Address - Andre Sorsensen
André Sorensen is Associate Professor of Urban Geography in the
Department
of Social Science, University of Toronto Scarborough. He has published
extensively on urbanisation, land development, and planning history.
His
most recent book, co-edited with Professor J. Okata, titled
Megacities:
Urban Form, Governance and Sustainability was published by Springer in
January 2011. His book "The Making of Urban Japan: Cities and Planning
from Edo to the 21st Century"(Routledge 2002) won the book prize of
the
International Planning History Association in 2004. In 2007 he was
elected
a Fellow of the University of Tokyo School of Engineering in
recognition
of his research on Japanese urbanism and urban planning. He is the
editor
with P. J. Marcotullio and J. Grant, of Towards Sustainable Cities:
East
Asian, North American and European Perspectives. (Ashgate 2004). His
current research examines processes and institutions generative of
urban
form in the Tokyo and Toronto regions.
Looking for Eco-Business/Organizations for our Eco Fair
If you would also like to be included in the ECO Fair, its' FREE!
Register for our Eco Fair Participant here: http://ecosummit2012.eventbrite.ca
FREE
Register today for this exciting opportunity to begin setting the
priorities for Eastern GTA.
http://ecosummit2012.eventbrite.ca
Thank you,
Nadia Harduar
-------------------------
Sustainability Assistant
Sustainability Office
University of Toronto Scarborough
SW 213B
T 416 208 2679
www.utsc.utoronto.ca/sustain
**Please consider the environment before printing this email!
maria kasstan
Feb 22, 2012, 3:04:50 PM2/22/12
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As it is the same day as the first Seedy Saturday [Scadding Court] I will not be able to go but hope somebody does.....
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