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Kathryn Powlen

SoGES GCRT Environmental Justice in the Anthropocene to host symposium
17 Mar 2017

SoGES GCRT Environmental Justice in the Anthropocene to host symposium

by Steven Staples | posted in: Events, Posts | 0

A two day symposium April 24-25, 2017 in the Lory Student Center at Colorado State University, Fort Collins.

Colorado State University, Dimitris Stevis, Global Challenges Research Team (GCRT), Kathryn Powlen, Megan Demasters, Melinda Laituri, Neil Grigg, Sheryl Magzaman, SoGES Environmental Justice in the Anthropocene GCRT, Stacia Ryder, Stephanie Malin, The School of Global Environmental Sustainability (SoGES)

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