Environmental Network Newsletter 32 : November 2009
Welcome to the first Environmental Network newsletter for 2009. Apologies for the delay, but hopefully the new look and multi-page layout was worth the wait!
This month I am introducing with several new sections to the Environmental Network newsletter, including:
Editorial Piece
Topical 'food for thought' videos and articles
Interview with an academic
Comprehensive enviro-events listings and reportage
What else would you like to see on the EN? Your feedback is valuable so please provide some! With thanks,
Sarah Terkes
EN Administrator
Contents
Editorial
Stuff : Do you own your stuff, or does your stuff own you? Sue Stevens, of UNSW's Future of Australia's Threatened Ecosystems (FATE) program, addresses this issue on a personal level. read more >>
Enviro News & Events
View film footage and read reports on recent environmental events (at UNSW and beyond). This feature also includes details of upcoming events EN members might be interested in attending. read more >>
Spotlight
Dr. Daniel Robinson : This new feature is a short interview with an academic in the environmental field - in this case a lecturer at The Institute of Environmental Studies, UNSW. read more >>
Food for Thought:
Consumerism, Technology and The Future: a selection of videos and articles
Extract from John Carpenter's 1988 cult film "They Live"
The darker side of advertising and consumer culture is explored with chilling effect.
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newsletter is produced on behalf of EN users by Sarah Terkes of the Institute
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Disclaimer:The Environmental Network is a user-driven network
and events can be posted by all EN members.
UNSW takes no responsibility
for the content of events advertised on the EN or in this newsletter.
