[va-richmond-general] Science Museum lecture Wed 7
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- Date: Tue, 2 Apr 2002 11:42:01 EST
Environmental Ethics and Culture:
Funsten Science Lecture Series at the Science Museum of Virginia
RICHMOND - You can't escape it. You can't even ignore it. In fact, your life
depends on the health of our environment. Find out how our behavior, beliefs
and institutions influence our relationship with the natural environment.
It's all at the Funsten Science Lecture Series: Environmental Ethics and
Culture at the Science Museum of Virginia on Wednesday, April 3, 10 and 17,
7-9 p.m.
On April 3 Virginia Department of Transportation Environmental Specialist
David V. Grimes presents Origins of the American Environmental Ethic. Grimes
then presents Roots of Present Day Environmentalism on April 10. Science
Museum of Virginia Scientist Dr. Eugene G. Maurakis closes the lecture series
with Do the Humanities Reflect Environmental Ethics? on April 17.
This lecture links the relationship between humans and the environment to
art, literature and music. The Funsten Science Lecture Series Environmental
Ethics and Culture is sponsored by the Dr. and Mrs. Herbert O. Funsten
Endowment. Information included in the lectures comes from research funded by
the Jeffress Foundation. Funsten Science Lectures are free.
The Science Museum is located at 2500 West Broad Street. For Science Museum
information call (804) 864-1400. Point your browser to www.smv.org to access
the Science Museum Web site.
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