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![Peter Byck
Director and Producer, Carbon Nation
Peter Byck is the host of a new lecture series offered by ASU’s Julie Anne Wrigley
Global Institute of Sustainability. Carbon Nation Conversations is a climate change
solution conversation [that doesn’t even care if you believe in climate change].
Byck is also the director, producer and writer of Carbon Nation™, a climate change
solutions movie.
Join us for a wide-ranging conversation with ranching, ecosystem, and energy-industry experts as they explore and seek
to answer the question: Can the carbon loop be closed?
“Carbon Nation Conversations” hosted by Carbon Nation Director and Producer Peter Byck
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RSVP: sustainability.asu.edu/events
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
12:00 - 1:30 p.m.
Culinary Dropout (Tempe)
Showcase Room
149 S. Farmer
Tempe, Arizona 85281
Lunch will be provided.
Greg Searle
President and Founder, BioRegional North America
In this conversation, Peter and Greg will discuss what the experts aren’t telling us about
the root causes of manmade climate change, as well as beacons of hope for the future—
including communities on an accelerated path to true sustainability. These two
sustainability thinkers and doers will explore how green lifestyles are just as important
as green buildings and that radical changes to our spending habits are needed if we’re
to avoid the worst outcomes of climate change.
Searle is founder and president of BioRegional North America, an environmental
organization that creates ambitious zero carbon/zero waste neighborhoods using the
One Planet Living framework. As a pioneer of techniques to foster sustainable behaviors,
he advises property owners on reducing tenant footprint, and was the technical lead for
three seasons on Discovery Channel’s Wa$ted eco-lifestyle reality show.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/greg-searle-150803202907-lva1-app6892/75/Greg-Searle-1-2048.jpg)
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Peter Byck is the host of a new climate change solutions lecture series offered by ASU's Julie Anne Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability. He is also the director, producer and writer of the climate change solutions documentary "Carbon Nation". He will have a conversation with ranching, ecosystem, and energy industry experts to explore how the carbon loop can be closed.
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