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Saving our Goldilocks Climate via Fact and Fiction

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September 19, 2019
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Registration

General – $40.00
Government/Military – $10.00
Local, state, or federal government employees or active-duty military personnel
MAREP Member – $30.00
SAME Member – $30.00
Sponsorship – $200.00
Includes space to display a banner and a tabletop for brochures and giveaways. Contact Ben Nichols (BNichols@harkinsbuilders.com) with any questions.

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How do we as environmental professionals, engineers, and planners communicate what we have learned about our climate and our environment to the public? What responsibility do we have to speak up in order to inform and inspire others? What are the tools we have at our disposal to make a difference to society and the future?

Register today for this joint event organized by MAREP and the SAME Mid-Maryland Post, to hear from award-winning author and speaker Ned Tillman as he discusses these important questions.

Where: Harkins Builders, Inc., 10490 Little Patuxent Parkway, Suite 400, Columbia, MD 21044

When: September 19th, 2019, 6pm - 8pm

About the Speaker: Ned Tillman is an earth scientist, the author of three books, a keynote speaker, and the creative force behind the Saving the Places We Love campaign. He has published two award-winning, non-fiction books (The Chesapeake Watershed, Saving The Places We Love), and a novel (The Big Melt) to inspire all of us to take action on climate change.

During his career, Ned has provided energy and environmental consulting services to governments and corporations across the U.S. and abroad. He has presented keynote addresses at national conventions, colleges, and for a range of businesses and non-profit organizations. He serves on local, regional, and national boards working to ensure the health and sustainability of our country. Proceeds from his books go toward watershed restoration, climate, and land preservation efforts.

MAREP exists to provide opportunity for professional development and environmental awareness for environmental professionals, organizations and the community of Maryland, the District of Columbia, and Virginia. www.mareponline.com