Ithamar Gruenwald Department of Jewish Philosophy University of Tel Aviv February 4, 2000 Mysticism and the Jewish Tradition

Clifford E. Knapp Curriculum and Instruction Department Northern Illinois University March 22, 2000 Using Outdoor Experiences and Reflection to Learn about Nature and to Form an Environmental Ethic

Mick Smith Department of Social and Health Sciences University of Abertay Dundee March 29, 2000 Environmental Anamnesis: Walter Benjamin and the Ethics of Extinction

Rachelle Hollander Societal Dimensions of Engineering, Science, and Technology National Science Foundation April 6 , 2000 Social Genomics and the Politics of Food Choice April 8, 2000 Funding Opportunities in Philosophy and the Environmental Sciences

Robert Frodeman INCLUDE, U.S. Geological Survey University of Colorado April 7, 2000 The Philosophy of (Field) Science

Cathleen May Science and Outreach Geological Society of America April 7, 2000 Gonzo Geology: Aspiring to Wisdom

Christine Turner INCLUDE U.S. Geological Survey April 8, 2000 The Contribution of the Earth Sciences to the Common Good

Dan Sarewitz Columbia University April 8, 2000 Prediction, Democracy, and the Dangers of Relevance

Andrew Light Environmental Studies SUNY, Binghamton New York University April 8, 2000 The Urban Blindspot in Environmental Ethics

John van Buren Department of Philosophy Fordham University April 9, 2000 Continental Philosophy and the Earth Sciences

Donald Brown Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection April 9, 2000 Learning from Yucca Mountain

Marti Kheel Graduate Theological Union April 18, 2000 Non-Human Animals in Nature Ethics: Reflections on Past and Future Directions

Tom Nenon Department of Philosophy University of Memphis April 22, 2000 The Issue for Thinking and Its Limits Heidegger 2000 Conference

Robert Hood Department of Philosophy Middle Tennessee State University April 28, 2000 Priorities in Ecosystem Health: A Public Goods Approach

Kieran Suckling Center for Biodiversity May 1, 2000 Apocalypse Now: On the Biological and Linguistic Diversity Crisis

Anne Waters Texas Woman's University October 12, 2000 A Prelude to an American Indian Identity

Tom Birch University of Montana October 16, 2000 Preservation, Principles, and the Riverbed of Practical Thought

Greta Gaard Western Washington University November 3, 2000 Ecofeminism and Literature Women, Water, and Energy: An Ecofeminist Approach

Sue Watts University of Texas, El Paso November 7, 2000 Rio Grande: Living River or Dead Ditch?

Anthony Weston Elon College November 28-29, 2000 Deschooling Environmental Education Ethics on the Edge: Reimagining Environmental Ethics

David Wood Vanderbilt University December 1, 2000 What is Eco-Phenomenology

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