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Bay Area Science Forum: Water Resources in the San Francisco Bay Area (EVT 201)
The Bay Area Science Forum seeks to inform the general public on important issues in science, and to provide local citizens the opportunity to discuss these issues with members of the scientific community. Increasing awareness of issues facing us today will ensure a better tomorrow.
Access to fresh water in the Bay Area requires more than just turning on the faucet. Water resources are a major issue in California, with ongoing questions about building new dams, draining Hetch Hetchy, repairing levees in the Sacramento Delta, and responding to changing climate impacts, to name just a few. Moderated discussions with scientists on Bay Area water resources will disseminate current research and contribute to more informed decisions by local residents.
Thursday, May 8
7:30 pm
Cubberley Auditorium, School of Education
FREE; no registration required
Open to the public
There will be additional Bay Area Science Forum presentations on Thursday, March 13, in San Francisco and Thursday, April 3, in Berkeley. Please visit bayareascienceforum.org for more information about these venues. This program is sponsored by the California Academy of Sciences, the Stanford School of Earth Sciences, and the UC Berkeley Museum of Paleontology.
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Course Details
Thursday
7:30 pm
May 8
Free
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