The Rice Environmental Club is hosting this conference about sustainable food on Sat, April 17 from 10-3 pm in Wiess Commons on Rice University’s campus (map). Free lunch will be provided.
A conference website includes the following information, plus links with details on speakers, schedule, and directions/parking:
Thank you for your interest in EPICURIOSITIES: SAVE YOUR PLANET AND EAT IT, TOO! on SATURDAY, APRIL 17. This year, the Rice Environmental Club’s annual conference will focus on food and its impact on health and the environment. Lately, food has been a very hot topic, heightened by numerous publications such as Fast Food Nation, In Defense of Food and shocking documentaries including Supersize Me and Food, Inc. Whether or not you identify with environmentalists, food is a topic that concerns everyone at least three times a day.
We are working hard to organize a conference that will be of interest not only to environmentalists but rather will be enlightening and engaging for everyone. Please mark your calendar for SATURDAY, APRIL 17! The conference will take place in the Wiess College commons from 10 am to 3pm. There will be a farmer’s market and booths from great organizations after the conference. And yes, there will be plenty of FREE FOOD, so get excited!
***Houston Tomorrow’s Jay Crossley, co-chair of the Houston Food Policy Workgroup, will speak at 1:45 pm on sustaining Houston’s food supply***
April 17, 2010
10:00AM for 5 hrs
Wiess commons at Rice University
$free
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