http://www.colorado.edu/node/2982637
Ever given a really good lecture? No, I mean *really good* - so good that you get asked to give it over and over again? CU-Boulder professor Al Bartlett (http://www.albartlett.org/) has given his "Arithmetic, Population, and Energy" lecture over 1600 times, and the mathematical theme driving the lecture is humankind's difficulty in grasping the consequences of exponential growth. In order to spread Bartlett's lecture more widely, the CU Environmental Center will be giving a full-day training to those who wish to give the lecture themselves. Details and links to application materials can be found at http://ecenter.colorado.edu/energy-climate/Population-Conversation.
Ever given a really good lecture? No, I mean *really good* - so good that you get asked to give it over and over again? CU-Boulder professor Al Bartlett (http://www.albartlett.org/) has given his "Arithmetic, Population, and Energy" lecture over 1600 times, and the mathematical theme driving the lecture is humankind's difficulty in grasping the consequences of exponential growth. In order to spread Bartlett's lecture more widely, the CU Environmental Center will be giving a full-day training to those who wish to give the lecture themselves. Details and links to application materials can be found at http://ecenter.colorado.edu/energy-climate/Population-Conversation.