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DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTAMP:20260912T080000Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718865565
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200402
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTAMP:20260912T080000Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200403
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200404
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200405
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200406
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260912T080000Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718880930
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200407
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080000Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718882979
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200408
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718885028
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200409
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718887077
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200410
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718888102
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200411
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718890151
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200412
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718892200
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200413
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718897321
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200414
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718899370
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200415
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718922923
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200416
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718923948
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200417
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718925997
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200418
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718927022
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200419
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718929071
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200420
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718930096
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200421
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718931121
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200422
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718932146
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200423
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718934195
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200424
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718937268
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200425
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080001Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718939317
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200426
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080002Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718943414
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200427
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080002Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718944439
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200428
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080002Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718945464
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200429
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260912T080002Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_33174718947513
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200430
DESCRIPTION:Cornell University celebrates the 12th Annual Sustainability Mo
 nth\, with educational events exploring fashion\, art\, wellness\, social 
 justice\, climate change leadership\, food\, energy\, and more. This year 
 includes a special opportunity to participate virtually in an "ecochalleng
 e" celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd.\n\nSign up
  for the Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know\n\nView more Sustaina
 bility Month events in the Cornell Events calendar.  \n\n\nParticipate in 
 the EarthDay EcoChallenge \n\nCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day 
 with a global community of changemakers by committing to concrete actions 
 that improve our global health and sustainability. \n\nThe Earthday Ecocha
 llenge connects you to other advocates and changemakers\, each doing what 
 we can\, in ways that are most relevant to us\, to make this great spinnin
 g dot we call home a healthier\, more equitable\, more sustainable place.\
 n\nHere's how to participate:\n\nJoin the Cornell Earthday Ecochallenge by
  creating your own login at earthday.ecochallenge.orgSearch for Big Red Go
 es Green or Cornell to find the teamUse the password  ONECORNELL to join F
 or more instructions visit this blog post \n\nClimate Adaptation Data Week
  – April 13-17\n\nThis week-long briefing series will explore programs a
 round the country that have been collecting and using geographic and clima
 te data to inform adaptation planning\, and how federal action can help or
  hinder those efforts.  Every day from Noon to 12:45pm EST.  Features Corn
 ell speakers.\n\n4/13: Localizing Sea Level Rise Projections for Decision-
 Makers4/14: Assessing National Park Asset Flood Risk: Retreat\, Adapt\, Fo
 rtify?4/15: Coastal Historical Sites and Climate4/16: Bridging the Gap Bet
 ween Science and Decision-Making4/17: Weather and Social Data to Inform Pa
 rticipatory Planning InitiativesClimate Change Webinar Seminar Series \nEv
 ery Monday starting at 2:55pm via Zoom Webinar\n\n4/13: Carbon in the Buil
 t Environment4/20: Tropical Land Use\, Carbon Emissions\, and Indonesia's 
 Oil Palm Explosion4/27: What Can We Do to Save Coral Reefs When It's Too D
 amn Hot Already?5/4:   Climate Change Policy: Dynamics\, Strategy\, and th
 e Kyoto ProtocolSpend Time Outdoors for Wellbeing \n\nGet some "Nature Rx"
  in your month by spending time outside. Studies show that spending even a
  few hours each week in nature can improve mood\, cognitive ability\, aler
 tness\, ability to concentrate\, social connection and overall sense of we
 ll-being.\n\nWalk the Sustainability Landscapes TrailCornell Botanic Garde
 ns & trails City of Ithaca ParksTake an Online Course on Climate Action\n\
 n4/7 - 5/12:  *Network Climate Action: Scaling Up Your Impact (Online Cour
 se)Plant Rich Diet Webinar Series\nLive every Thursday through May 7th\, m
 ost events begin at 8am (*for members of *Network Climate Action Course)\n
 \n4/9: Menus of Change: Bringing the principles of Health & Wellness to Li
 fe4/16: Sustainable Diets and the EAT Lancet Report4/23: Cornell Dining: M
 enus of Change Principles reflected in our culinary program4/30 8pm: (Even
 ing Webinar) How Climate Behaviors Spread in Networks5/7: The Sustainable 
 Tapas Project: Complex Behaviors and Social Mobilization Approaches to Cli
 mate ActionWebinar recordings on YouTube
LOCATION:various
SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/sustainabilitymonth2020
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Seminar
CATEGORIES:Webinar
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR