2018 Dialog: Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Air Quality
Thirteenth Annual Dialog on Sustainability
The Thirteenth Annual Dialog on Sustainability: Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Air Quality, was held on Saturday, July 21, 2018 in Fiedler Hall Auditorium and Atrium, in the Engineering Complex at Kansas State University.
This dialog focused on two global challenges, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving air quality.
You can view the program from this dialog here.
Speakers
Dorothy Barnett, Executive Director, Climate and Energy Project
Carol Barta, Flint Hills Renewable Energy and Efficiency Cooperative
Steve Corbett, Senior Analyst at Kansas Health Institute
Larry E. Erickson, Professor at K-State and Chair of KNRC Board
Brian Everhart, Graduate Student at K-State
Kelly Gilbert, Executive Director, Metropolitan Energy Center
Wendy Griswold, Assistant Professor at University of Memphis
Eric Kirkendall, Leader of Clean Air Now
Rachel Myslivy, Assistant Director of Climate and Energy Project
Greg Newmark, Assistant Professor at K-State
Austin Pfannenstiel, Graduate Student at K-State
Sathish Santharam, Environmental Professional at Jacobs Engineering
Donna Schenck-Hamlin, Project Coordinator, Center for Engagement and Community Development
Jessica Struck, Graduate Student at K-State
Josh Thede, President, U.S. Green Building Council Emerging Professionals
Brian Urbrazewski, Director of Environmental Health Programs, Respiratory Health Association
Craig Volland, Kansas Sierra Club
Presentations:
Low Cost Monitors to Explore Air Quality in Chicago - Newmark
Health Effects of Air Quality Changes Related to Greenhouse Gas Emissions
New Approaches to Air Pollution Mitigation in Urban Areas
Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions at K-State
Improving Air Quality in Industrial Plants
Building Community Capacity to Improve Quality in Inner Cities
Air Pollution and Respiratory Health
Municipal Energy Management in KCMO
Air Pollution and Environmental Justice in Rural and Urban Kansas
Thank you to our sponsors
Gold Sponsor
- Center for Hazardous Substance Research (CHSR)
Bronze Sponsors
- Climate and Energy Project
- Kansas Natural Resource Council
- Lutherans Restoring Creation
- National Nurses United