Earth Week 2000-2013

Annual Themes Earth Week 2000-2013 Themes

YearTheme
2013Living in a Changing Climate
2012Living Local
2011Environmental and Social Justice
2010Food, the Environment and You
2009Energy and Society
2008Environmental Health and Toxicology
2000-2007Various daily themes

Lecture, Series, and Speakers – Earth Week 2000-2013

SpeakerOccupationOrganizationPresentationYear
Rod AgassizFaculty/CounselorBellevue CollegeWhy be a vegetarian?2010
Dan AlbertAssociate ASLA, LEED APCivesca LLCVertical farming and the future of food2011
Alliance for Sustainable Jobs and the EnvironmentSustainable Ecology vs. the Economy2001
Simone AlinNOAA Pacific Marine Environmental LaboratoryOcean acidification and Washington’s coastal ecosystems2013
Amanda AlvaBellevue College Associated Student GovernmentPanel on Environmental Leadership2008
César Arizmendi, Architectural ConsultantArizmendia EcoDesignSustainability careers & jobs panel2011
Nena BakerAuthorThe Body Toxic2009
Seth BallhornSierra ClubMoving beyond coal: Why and how PSE should quit the coal habit2013
Tom BarryStream Team Program AdministratorCity of BellevueUrban Stream Restoration2001
Yoram BaumanUW InstructorAuthor and Stand-Up EconomistComedy, economics and climate change2013
Yoram BaumanUW InstructorAuthor and Stand-Up EconomistThe comedy of economics and climate change2011
Bellevue College Debate ClubThis house believes all food should be grown organically2010
Ted BernardProfessor, AuthorVoinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs, Ohio University (author of Hope and Hard Times)Communities of hope on an imperiled planet2010
Heidi BohanEthobotanistSnoqualmie Tribe Canoe FamilySnoqualmie Tribe Canoe Family Traditional Insulation Workshop2009
David BowenMunicipal Liaison ManagerPSE, Wild Horse Wind FarmWind energy in Washington2009
Mike Brent (1), Barbara Sullivan (2), Jennifer Kaufman (3)Cascade Water Alliance (1), City of Redmond (2), City of Bellevue (3)Panel Discussion on Regional Water Conservation
Jerrilyn BrusseauPeace Trees Vietnam2007
Patricia BurgessWater Conservation Program AdministratorCity of BellevueWater Shortages and Conservation2001
Koben CalhounBuilt Green CoordinatorBuilt GreenBuilding a Sustainable Future2007
Trina Carlstrom (1), Trenten Huntington (2)Microsoft (1), Sustainable Business Consulting (2)The sustainable business case2012
Vera ChangBon Appétit Management CompanyThe story behind the food2011
Secret CharlesCommunity Outreach Consultant and Toxic Beauty SpecialistCommunity Coalition for Environmental JusticeThe Toxic Beauty Project2008
Jill Clapp-HansenEarth MinistryClimate Change: A Faith-Based Call to Action2007
James ColverAlternative Fuel Car OwnerNeed Gas? Make Your Own Fuel for Free!2007
Megan Cornish and Heidi DurhamPower Piracy and the U.S. Energy Crisis2001
Kate CostanzaSustainability CoordinatorMulvannyG2 ArchitectureMarket Green: Green industry trends, green jobs, carbon markets and the federal stimulus package’s impact on green2009
Langdon CookWild Food Forager and Author of “Fat of the Land”Wild foods of the Pacific Northwest: From woods to plate2010
Sergio Cueva-FloresKing County Director for Senator Patty MurrayEnvironmental Issues in King County2009
BJ CummingsCoordinatorDuwamish River Cleanup CoalitionThe Duwamish River Cleanup and Community Health2005
BJ CummingsCoordinatorDuwamish River Cleanup CoalitionThe Duwamish River Cleanup and Community Health: A Superfund Story2003
Nolan CurtisAdministration Section Manager – Nuclear Waste ProgramWashington State Department of EcologyCritical Issues in Environmental Cleanup: Hanford Overview2009
Katherine Davies M.A., Doctorates in PhilosophyCore Faculty, Environment & Community and Associate DirectorCenter for Creative Change, Antioch UniversityThe environmental health movement: How an emerging social movement is transforming the way Americans think about the environment2011
Katherine Davies M.A., Doctorates in PhilosophyCore Faculty, Environment & Community and Associate DirectorCenter for Creative Change, Antioch UniversityHow much do childhood environmental diseases and disabilities cost Washington State?2006
Jim DawsonField CoordinatorWashington Toxics CoalitionThe Environmental Cost of Toxic Chemicals in Consumer Products2008
Jim DawsonField CoordinatorWashington Toxics CoalitionPanel on Environmental Leadership2008
Jim DawsonField CoordinatorWashington Toxics Coalition/ Pollution in People: How Toxic Chemicals Are Contaminating Our Bodies And What You Can Do About It!2007
John de GraafAuthor, Activist and Film ProducerWhat’s the Economy for, Anyway?2007
John de GraafAuthor, Activist and Film ProducerSustainable Happiness2013
Brian DerdowskiPresidentPublic Interest Associates and former King County Councilman Sensible Growth in King County2004
Jim DisPesoPolicy DirectorREP, America (The National Grassroots Organization of Republicans for Environmental Protection)Fixing Global Warming — It’s Not a Burden, It’s a Business Opportunity2003
Chris DixonAnthropology InstructorBellevue CollegeFood and the ancient Maya2010
Abigail Doerr (1), Nicole Keenan (2)Washington BUS (1), Washington Environmental Council (2)Engaging in the politics of our environment2012
Heidi Durham with Megan CornishPower Piracy and the U.S. Energy Crisis2001
Lisa DuparOwner and Chief Creative OfficerLisa Dupar Catering and Pomegranate BistroSustainable Chefs – How the Food Industry Can Support Local Farming2009
Timothy EganJournalist/AuthorThe Worst Hard Time2008
Envirocitizen WorkshopPower the Clean Energy Revolution2005
Shannon FensterNutrition InstructorBellevue CollegeWhat goes in, must come out: A nutrition approach to behavior2010
Agnes FigueroaBellevue CollegeImpact of Militarism on Health and the Environment2003
Scott Fintel with Ed PriceMicrosoftVirtual is Green: Solving big problems through games2013
Paul FischerUniversity of Washington Forestry DepartmentCarbon credits and conscientious forestry in the Pacific Northwest2013
Jean FlotenBellevue College PresidentBellevue CollegePanel on Environmental Leadership2008
Let Me Decide” Campaign PanelFood and Water WatchCampaign to label genetically modified food2013
Leonard ForsmanSuquamish TribeImpacts of the December 2003 Oil Spill at Jefferson Head on the Suquamish Tribal Community2004
Rich Franko, AIASenior AssociateMithun ArchitectsDesigning Sustainable Buildings in the 21st Century2005
Eric Corey FreedSustainable Urban Planer and Architect, Author of “Green Building for DummiesOrganic architecture2010
Matt Freeman-GleesonCo-OwnerEnvironmental Home CenterGreen building and the environment2006
Christina GallegosBoard Co-ChairCommunity Coalition for Environmental JusticeFood justice in Seattle2011
Richard GammonUniversity of WashingtonClimate Change: Greatest Impacts in Countries Least Responsible2007
Andrea GargasDirectorSymbiology, IncEmerging disease: White nose syndrome causing massive declines of North American bat populations2011
Andrea GargasDirectorSymbiology, IncThis is what democracy looks like: Eyewitness from the front line of the Wisconsin labor uprising2011
Stephen GarrowMedia InstructorBellevue CollegeBack to the Earth… Deep Ecology, Non-violence2005
Stephen GarrowMedia InstructorBellevue CollegePeace Vigil at the Bellevue College Fountain2005
Tom GiardinoValve Software CorporationVirtual is Green: Solving the world’s problems with virtual possibilities2013
Deric GruenSustainability CoordinatorBellevue CollegeSpinning the globe, adventures in the Middle-East, Africa and Latin America by bicycle2011
Steve Gilbert, PhD, DABTINND (Institute of Neurotoxicology & Neurological Disorders)An Introduction to Environmental Contaminants that Cause Learning Disabilities2009
Steve Gilbert, PhD, DABTINND (Institute of Neurotoxicology & Neurological Disorders)A Small Dose of Toxicology2007
William GoldUniversity of Washington BothellTour of the UW Bothell Wetlands2004
Nancy GonlinAnthropology InstructorBellevue CollegeClimate change and ancient cultures2013
Nancy GonlinAnthropology InstructorBellevue CollegeThe Collapse of the Classic Maya: An Environmental Perspective2008
Nancy GonlinAnthropology InstructorBellevue CollegeChocolate, the Ancient Maya, and Environmental Degradation (co-offered as part of the Center for Liberal Arts Brown Bag Luncheon series)2005
Art GossAstronomy InstructorBellevue CollegeNuclear Power2009
Art GossAstronomy InstructorBellevue CollegeThe Runaway Greenhouse Effect on Venus – A Future for the Earth?2005
Martha GroomProfessor UW BothellThe Birds and the Beans2000
Deric GruenSustainability CoordinatorBellevue CollegeSustainability @ Bellevue College2012
Erick HaakensonOwner/Manager (1) Philosophy Instructor (2)Jubilee Organic Farm, Bellevue CollegeÜber-organic Farming2007
Erick HaakensonOwner/Manager (1) Philosophy Instructor (2)Jubilee Organic Farm, Bellevue CollegeIs organic enough?2006
Dan Hallack with Teresa McClane-Jaswal and Fabienne MoutonBC Center for Career ConnectionsWhat’s the Buzz About Sustainability Careers & Jobs?2010
Mike Hanson (1) with Michael Meyer (2)Botany Instructor (1) English Instructor (2)Bellevue CollegeFood and Climate Change2013
Mike Hanson (1) with Michael Meyer (2)Botany Instructor (1) English Instructor (2)Bellevue CollegeEating Local2012
Mike Hanson (1) with Michael Meyer (2)Botany Instructor (1) English Instructor (2)Bellevue CollegeFood rebellions2011
Mike Hanson (1) with Michael Meyer (2)Botany Instructor (1) English Instructor (2)Bellevue CollegeReading food labels: Inert, inane and imperative ingredients2010
Mike Hanson (1) with Michael Meyer (2)Botany Instructor (1) English Instructor (2)Bellevue CollegeA Bite-Sized Bite Me: Making Conscious Choices and Positive Change, One Bite at a Time2008
Mike Hanson (1) with Michael Meyer (2)Botany Instructor (1) English Instructor (2)Bellevue CollegeEthnobotany: People and Plants2004
Mike Hanson Botany Instructor Bellevue CollegeNative Plant Identification Walk through Robinswood Park2001
Lauren Hartzell NicholsUniversity of Washington – Values and SocietyAre individuals responsible for their greenhouse gas emissions?2013
Tung HeffernanFormer BC Student UW Biodiesel Co-operativeBiodiesel – Sustainable innovation2012
Denis HayesFounder/Head (1), President/CEO Earth Day Network (1), Bullitt Foundation (2)Fighting for Survival: The Environmental Movement and the Human Prospect2003
Executive DirectorHempfestHemp Alternatives2001
Jane Hendricks, AIALMN ArchitectsMaking Better Places: Sustainable Design in Public Buildings2003
Blair Henry, J.D. (1), Sandy Rock, MD (2)Executive Director (1)Northwest Council on Climate Change (1), Bellevue College/Interpretive Consultations, Inc (2)Climate Change, Transportation, and Public Health Effects2002
Buzz Hofford (1) with Chris Maykut (2)Food Service Director (1), Owner (2)Bon Appetit (1), Chaco Canyon Cafe (2)The sustainable food business2012
Peter HolteHabitat Stewardship CoordinatorCity of RedmondOur stormy relationship with storm water: defining issues and possible solutions2006
Kurt HoeltingAuthor, Founder/DirectorInside Passage ProjectLiving Local in the time of climate change2012
Kurt HoeltingAuthor, Founder/DirectorInside Passage ProjectThe Circumference of Home: One Man’s Year-Long Quest for a Radically Local Life2009
Stan HummelDesign ManagerKing County Department of Natural ResourcesBuilding the Brightwater Treatment System2009
Trenten Huntington Trina CarlstromSustainable Business Consulting (1), Microsoft (2)The sustainable business case2012
Jay InsleeU.S. Representative House of RepresentativesThe New Apollo Energy Program2004
Mike JackmanBellevue Utilities Resource Conservation ManagerCity of Bellevue2005 Drought & Regional Water Supply Issues2005
Dan JaffeUW BothellGlobal air quality and climate: Where are we? where are we headed?2004
Carol JanzenSea-Bird Electronics, Inc.Sensing climate change – From the coast to the abyss2008
Reverend Robert JefferyTitleClean Greens MarketClean Greens Farm and Market – bringing fresh produce to South Seattle through a community-based agriculture project2011
Emma JohnsonChairZero Waste WashingtonZero waste: A cradle to cradle approach2012
Ken Johnson, PhD, PEKing County Department Ground Water Protection ProgramGIS Tools for Hydrogeology2003
Falaah JonesEducatorSeattle TilthGardening as Community Engagement2012
JoAnn JordanEmergency Preparedness Education CoordinatorCity of Bellevue Fire DepartmentBasic Earthquake Preparedness in Bellevue: How to be safe2004
Jennifer Kaufman (1), with Barbara Sullivan (2), Mike Brent (3)City of Bellevue (1), City of Redmond (2), Cascade Water Alliance (3)Panel Discussion on Regional Water Conservation2007
Tim KearneyMathematics InstructorBellevue CollegeThe dark side of chocolate (film discussion)2012
Tim KearneyMathematics InstructorBellevue CollegeVeganism around the globe2011
Nicole Keenan (1), with Abigail Doerr (2)Washington Environmental Council (1), Washington BUS (2)Engaging in the politics of our environment2012
JP KemmickCascade Chapter of the Sierra ClubMoving Beyond Coal2009
Theresa KoppangBoard MemberKing County Dept. of Natural Resources and Parks, Cascadia Region Green Building Council Green Building in the Pacific Northwest2003
Jerry KroonVice PresidentDamar AeroSystemsMaking gold from going green2011
Consul Takashi KuchiiJapanese Consulate General’s OfficeNational parks in Japan: Conservation differences in Japan and the US2010
Bill KupinseEnglish ProfessorUniversity of Puget SoundTrashed! Waste, Cultural Studies, and the Future of the Planet2008
Lon LaFlammeMarketing and National Sales RepDillanoes Coffee RoastersCoffee with a conscience2012
Phillip LevinNational Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (NOAA)Biodiversity: A Crisis in Character Not Numbers2002
Brad LiljequistOffice of Sustainability, City of IssaquahIssaquah’s Z-homes: the first multifamily zero energy community in the US2013
Peter Locke, AIALMN ArchitectsMaking Better Places: Sustainable Design in Public Buildings2004
Franz LowenherzSenior Transportation PlannerCity of BellevueTransportation and Livable Communities2012
Lisa LynchFacultyEcopsycology Program, Antioch UniversityExploring ecopsychology and our relationship with the changing climate2011
Jean MacGregorWashington Center for Improving the Quality of Undergraduate Education, The Evergreen State CollegeOpen Discussion on Bioregional Education2005
Ed Mahlum3TierAvoiding catastrophic climate change by accelerating the transition to renewable energy – How you can help2013
Patty MartinFounderSafe Food and FertilizerThe Politics of Pollution: How Bad Decisions Hurt Good People2008
Patty MartinFounderSafe Food and FertilizerWasting America: Fraud, deception and your food supply2006
Patty MartinFounderSafe Food and FertilizerToxins in Feed and Fertilizer: How Waste Recycling Puts You and Your Environment at Risk2005
Patty MartinFounderSafe Food and FertilizerToxic Waste in Our Food: A Personal Account2004
Cliff MassUW Atmospheric ScienceThe Northwest impacts of global warming2013
Sara MaxwellMarine Conservation Biology InstituteShifting Gears: How Fishing Methods Affect Seafood Choices2003
Michael MayerAssociate AttorneyEarth JusticeThe Endangered Species Act as a Catalyst for Change2005
Michael MayerAssociate AttorneyEarth JusticeUndermining the Foundations of Environmental Law2004
Michael MayerAssociate AttorneyEarth JusticeThe Development of Environmental Law2003
Chris Maykut (1) with Buzz Hofford (2)Owner (1)
Food Service Director (2)
Chaco Canyon Cafe (1)
Bon Appetit (2)
The sustainable food business2012
Teresa McClane-Jaswal with Fabienne Mouton & Dan HallackAssistant DirectorBC Center for Career ConnectionsWhat’s the Buzz About Sustainability Careers & Jobs?2010
Robert McClureSeattle PI ReporterThe Role of the Media in Maintaining the Health of Our Environment2004
Andy McSheaChief Operating OfficerTheo ChocolateBetter science through chocolate2010
Michael Meyer (1) with Michael Hanson (1)English Instructor (1),
Botany Instructor (2)
Bellevue CollegeFood and Climate Change 2013
Michael Meyer (1) with Michael Hanson (1)English Instructor (1),
Botany Instructor (2)
Bellevue CollegeEating Local2012
Michael Meyer (1) with Michael Hanson (1)English Instructor (1),
Botany Instructor (2)
Bellevue CollegeFood rebellions2011
Michael Meyer (1) with Michael Hanson (1)English Instructor (1),
Botany Instructor (2)
Bellevue CollegeReading food labels: Inert, inane and imperative ingredients2010
Michael Meyer (1) with Michael Hanson (1)English Instructor (1),
Botany Instructor (2)
Bellevue CollegeA Bite-Sized Bite Me: Making Conscious Choices and Positive Change, One Bite at a Time2008
Lisa MikesellNew Media OrganizerWashington Toxics CoalitionYou are what you eat, use and wear2012
Ken Miller with Cindy Mitchell
PresidentWashington Farm Forestry AssociationForestry in Washington2007
Ken Miller
PresidentWashington Farm Forestry AssociationTrees are the answer: how we can save and use our forests at the same time2006
Sue MillerBiology InstructorBellevue CollegeSave the fish and eat them, too2010
Cindy Mitchell with Ken Miller (2)
(2) PresidentWashington Farm Forestry AssociationForestry in Washington2007
Anindita MitraFounderCREÄ Affiliates, LLCThe Next Energy Frontier: Body Fat – What the National Obesity Crisis has to do with Sustainable Transportation2008
Dave MontgomeryDepartment of Earth and Space Sciences, University of WashingtonDirt: The Erosion of Civilizations2008
Dave MontgomeryDepartment of Earth and Space Sciences, University of WashingtonKing of Fish: The Thousand-Year Run of Salmon (Author of book of the same name)2005
Fabienne Mouton with Teresa McClane-Jaswal & Dan HallackBC Center for Career ConnectionsWhat’s the Buzz About Sustainability Careers & Jobs?2010
Tom MurphyChair MemberDepartment of Anthropology, Edmonds Community CollegeSustainability and local knowledge: How can anthropology help solve humanity’s looming crisis?2011
Elisa MurrayCommunications DirectorNorthwest Environmental WatchThe Cascadia Scorecard: Measuring what matters in the Northwest2004
Sweetwater NannauckGishbuwada ActivistIdle No More movement2013
Ralph NaessNaturalistSeattle Public UtilitiesStraight from the Source: The Cedar River Watershed2003
Sara Needleman-CarltonPolitical Activist and former Bellevue College Student Body PresidentPower of You: Activism, Volunteerism and Politics for the Planet2009
Daniel NoonanPhysicians for Social ResponsibilityWashington’s nuclear history through art and science2013
NorthWest Animal Rights NetworkThe Perils of Factory Farming2002
NorthWest Animal Rights NetworkBiodiversity, Sustainable, Feasability & Environmental Impacts of Agriculture2001
Gordon OriansUniversity of WashingtonTo Market to Market to Buy Ecofish. Home Again, Home Again, Its Not Just a Wish2002
Barb OswaldDisability Resource Center, Bellevue CollegeFood allergies, immune system responses, and treatment2010
Chi PakSenior Manager of SustainabilityT-MobileSustainability at T-Mobile2012
Nathan Palmer-RoystonProduct DeveloperTheo ChocolateFair trade and chocolate2011
Tony PaulsonSupervisory Research Hydrologist, ChiefEnvironmental Hydrology and Geochemistry U.S. Geological SurveyCycling of nitrate in Lynch Cove, Hood Canal, Washington2006
Russ PaynePhilosophy InstructorBellevue CollegePanel on Environmental Leadership2008
Russ PaynePhilosophy InstructorBellevue CollegeEnvironmental Citizenship2007
Russ PaynePhilosophy InstructorBellevue CollegeHow to be an environmentalist without having a Holy Cow2003
Mark PlunkettSeattle AquariumSustainable Seafoods: Choices for Healthy Oceans2005
Michael PollanKnight Professor, Author of The Botany of DesireJournalism at the University of CaliforniaThe botany of desire2006
Michael PollanKnight Professor, Author of The Botany of DesireJournalism at the University of CaliforniaThe omnivore’s dilemma : a natural history of four meals2006
Ed Price with Scott FintelMicrosoftVirtual is Green: Solving big problems through games2013
Rion RamirezAttorney, MemberDorsey & Whitney, LLP, American Indian Bar AssociationEconomic Development and Tribal Environmental Instrests (sponsored by the Diversity Caucus)2004
James RasmussenCoordinatorDuwamish River Cleanup Coalition/Technical Advisory GroupHome: Living in the Duwamish Superfund Site2011
Representative Dave ReichertU.S. House of Representatives, Washington State’s 8th DistrictProtecting the environment, moving Washington forward2006
Kevin RennertAtmospheric Science Department, University of WashingtonLocal impacts of Global Climate Change2005
Michael RighiEconomics InstructorBellevue CollegeEconomics of Toxic Waste2008
L.B. Sandy Rock, MD, MPHEnvironmental InstructorBellevue College, Interpretive Consultations, Inc Safe Food, Water, Air, and Sex: Environmentalism from a Biology Instructor’s Medical Viewpoint2004
L.B. Sandy Rock, MD, MPHEnvironmental InstructorBellevue College, Interpretive Consultations, IncThe Rise and Fall of Mercury: Reducing Mercury in the Environment2003
L.B. Sandy Rock, MD, MPHEnvironmental InstructorBellevue College, Interpretive Consultations, IncThe Growing Concern of Antibiotic Resistance2002
L.B. Sandy Rock, MD, MPH with Blair Henry, J.D.Environmental InstructorBellevue College, Interpretive Consultations, IncClimate Change, Transportation, and Public Health Effects2002
Keith RoseEnvironmental ScientistEnvironmental Protection AgencyAmbient air pollution, health effects, standards, and monitoring methods2011
Keith RoseEnvironmental ScientistEnvironmental Protection AgencySustainability careers & jobs panel2011
Rob RoseBellevue Rotary ClubDisabilities, the Environment and how Students can Make a Difference Across the Globe2008
Dr. Ted RoushNASA Space ScientistAmes Research CenterChronicling Mars: Science Fiction and Fact2009
Mary RuckelshausNOAARecovery Planning for Threatened and Endangered Pacific Salmon2002
Laura RudermanWashington Representative Reinvigorating Participatory Democracy2004
Julia RuedigProduct ManagerBlue Marble BiomaterialsSustainability careers & jobs panel2011
Running-GrassEnvironmental Justice Program ManagerOffice of Civil Rights and Environmental Justice, EPAEnvironmental Justice: Citizen Action and the Governmental Response2006
Chris SabineNOAA Pacific Marine Environmental LaboratoryOur Evolving Understanding of Climate Change and the Global Carbon Cycle2013
Ivy Sager-RosenthalCampaign DirectorWashington Toxics CoalitionYou are what you eat, use, and wear: How toxic chemicals in everyday products contaminate our bodies and homes and what you can do about it2010
Christian SarasonProduct Manager3tier Renewable Energy Information ServicesSustainability careers & jobs panel2011
Ben SchiendelmanSeattle Transit BlogAdvocating for transit to slow climate change and create resilience2013
Sean SchmidtSustainable Style FoundationSaving the World in Style2008
Bronwyn ScottLife Science InstructorBellevue CollegeHosted discussion for Unnatural causes – Is inequity making us sick?2010
Bronwyn ScottLife Science InstructorBellevue CollegeInvasive species: what’s the big deal?2006
Seattle Mobilization Against the Free Trade Association of the AmericasHow Free Trade Affects the Environment2001
Jeanie SedgelyWashington Physicians for Social ResponsibilityThe Challenge of Hanford and Health: Protecting the Columbia River2005
Amanda SenftBiology/Environmental Science InstructorBellevue CollegePolar bears on ice floes: How climate change can lead to species extinction2013
Amanda SenftBiology/Environmental Science InstructorBellevue CollegeSustainability careers & jobs panel2011
Dan SerresColumbia River Clean Energy CoalitionLiquified Natural Gas in the Northwest: Resisting the New Fossil Fuel Future2007
Lisa ShafferSustainability Solutions Institute, UC San DiegoSustainability: Living as if the future matters2010
Lisa ShafferSustainability Solutions Institute, UC San DiegoGlobal weirding” – The real story of climate change2010
Kent ShortOceanography InstructorBellevue Community CollegeCoral reefs: extinct during your lifetime?2006
Martha SilanoEnglish InstructorBellevue CollegeHost of Earth Verse: Poems of Praise, Poems of Peril – Poetry Reading2010
Dan SilverClean Water Initiative2001
Jason SimpsonManager of Coffee and Tea EducationStarbucksSustainable Coffee & Social Responsibility2008
Ron SimsKing County ExecutiveWorking Together to Preserve the Environmental Legacy of King County2003
Brandie SmithToxics Campaigner for the Washington Toxics CoalitionCreating a Toxic Free Legacy: Eliminating Persistent Pollution in WA State2003
Jeremy SmithsonFounderPuget Sound SolarJourney to Sustainability2009
Jeremy SmithsonFounderPuget Sound SolarBasic Solar 1012008
Jeremy SmithsonFounderPuget Sound SolarPanel on Environmental Leadership2008
Jeremy SmithsonFounderPuget Sound SolarSolar Power in the Northwest2003
Jeremy SmithsonFounderPuget Sound SolarUsing Solar Power in Puget Sound2002
Heidi BohanEthobotanistSnoqualmie Tribe Canoe Family MembersSnoqualmie Tribe Canoe Family Traditional Insulation Workshop2009
Ellen SollodArtistCreating “The American Dream” (including a field trip to Ellen’s public art display on campus)2006
Viki SonntagResearch DirectorSustainable SeattleWhy Eating Local Makes a Difference2008
Lisa StifflerResearcher, former P-I Reporter Sightline InstituteCurbing Puget Sound’s stormwater problems2010
Angela StoreyPesticides OrganizerWashington Toxics CoalitionHealth and Environmental Impacts of Urban Pesticide Use in the Puget Sound2006
Mark StoreyPhilosophy InstructorBellevue CollegeThinking fallaciously about climate change2013
Mark StoreyPhilosophy InstructorBellevue CollegeThe localism of Jain ecology2012
Mark StoreyPhilosophy InstructorBellevue CollegeNaked action, social responsibility, and the environment2011
Mark StoreyPhilosophy InstructorBellevue CollegeFood and eastern philosophy2010
Mark StoreyPhilosophy InstructorBellevue CollegeAncient China’s Earth “Millennium”: A Thousand Years of Ecological Concern2009
Mark StoreyPhilosophy InstructorBellevue CollegeAkira Kurosawa and Taoist environmental ethics2006
Mark StoreyPhilosophy InstructorBellevue CollegeCheeseburgers in Paradise – Taoism and Environmental Ethics2005
Mark StoreyPhilosophy InstructorBellevue CollegeA Buddhist View on Vegetarianism2004
Mark StoreyPhilosophy InstructorBellevue CollegeKant on Duties to Animals2002
Barbara Sullivan (1) with Jennifer Kaufman (2) and Mike Brent (3)City of Redmond (1), City of Bellevue (2), Cascade Water Alliance (3)Panel Discussion on Regional Water Conservation2007
Courtney SullivanEducation ManagerNational Wildlife FederationSustainability careers & jobs panel2011
SunDance EnergyAlternative Heating Methods2001
Kit TaylorEconomics InstructorBellevue CollegeEnvironmental Issues in the Amazon2007
Pamela TazioliWashington State CoordinatorBreast Cancer FundPollution in People –The Connection Between our Health and our Environment2008
Pamela TazioliWashington State CoordinatorBreast Cancer FundThe Breast Cancer Fund Asks: What’s in Your Makeup Bag?2007
Tony TessandoriAnthropology InstructorBellevue CollegeThere’s something in the water…Oh, that’s just birth control pills2009
Roshni TewariBiology InstructorBellevue CollegeUrban gardening 1012010
James TorrenceEnglish InstructorBellevue CollegePunk Rock and Environmentalism2005
James TorrenceEnglish InstructorBellevue CollegeSeverance: Environmentalism and Punk Rock2004
Heather TrimmUrban Bays and Toxics Program Project CoordinatorPeople for Puget SoundA Toxic Chemical in your Home and in Puget Sound: Phthalate, the New Phosphate2008
Jim TromboldWashington Physicians for Social ResponsibilityThe Challenge of Hanford and Health2004
Dr. Ka-Kit TungProfessor of Applied Mathematics, Adjunct Professor of Atmospheric ScienceUniversity of WashingtonMathematics and Climate2009
Andrew VilleneuveFounder and Executive DirectorNorthwest Progressive InstituteGet Involved! Help shape the future of the world you’ll inherit2012
Washington Department of TransportationTraffic, Roads and Alternative transportation in the Puget Sound2001
WaziyatawinDakota writer, teacher, activist, and Indigenous Peoples Research ChairIndigenous Governance Program at the University of VictoriaDiscussion of the film END:CIV2013
Margaret WhiteWoodland Park ZooConservation: What are zoo’s doing?2002
Kevin WilhemCEOSustainable Business ConsultingReturn on sustainability2011
David WilliamsAuthorThe Seattle street-smart naturalist2012
Kathe Winkler-LowUW Masters of Public Administration Program (former Bellevue College student)UWComing soon to a city near you: carbon neutrality2009
Gerald WrightBellevue Center OperatorHopelinkHunger in Bellevue2010
Steven WuerthT-MobileCorporate sustainability2013
David YamaguchiProgrammer/analyst at the Center for Health StudiesGroup Health CooperativeSaving the planet from Mount St. Helens to Tokyo (Co-author of The Orphan Tsunami)2006
Jay ZischkeFisheries BiologistSuquamish TribeSalmon Management in the 21st century – Assembly instructions advised2002

Film Screenings Earth Week 2000-2013

FilmYear Screened
Black Gold2007
Blue Gold: World Water Wars2011
Blue Vinyl2003
Botany of Desire2010
Buyer Be Fair: The Promise of Product Certification2011
Buyer Be Fair: The Promise of Product Certification2007
Chasing Ice2013
China Blue2008
A Civil Action2005
Climate Nation2013
Climate Refugees2013
A Convenient Truth: Urban Solutions from Curitiba, Brazil2008
A Crude Awakening: The Oil Crash2009
The Dark Side of Chocolate2012
Blue Vinyl2004
Day After Tomorrow2005
E2 / Energy2009
END:CIV2013
End of the Line2011
Energy Crossroads: A burning need to change course2008
Erin Brockovich2004
Escape from Affluenza2003
Food Inc.2010
Forks Over Knives2012
Flow: For Love of Water2009
The Future of Food2006
Gasland2011
Ghostbird2011
Ghost Forests2003
Gimme Green
Gorillas in the Mist2003
How to Save the World: One Man, One Cow, One Planet2007
In Debt We Trust2008
Ingredients2012
An Inconvenient Truth2007
King Corn2009
The Lorax2001
Poisoned Waters2010
The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil2007
Princess Mononoke (sponsored by the Bellevue College Genki Society)2004
Queen of the Sun: What are the Bees Telling Us2012
The Real Dirt on Farmer John” (Independent Lens)2010
Revenge of the Electric Car2012
Rising Waters: Global Warming and the Fate of the Pacific Islands2007
Grizzly Man2006
Rivers and Tides with discussion led by Wendy Pickering and Carlos Trujillo 2005
Shifting Baselines2003
Taking Root2011
Tapped2012
Trashed2008
Unnatural Causes – Is Inequity Making Us Sick?2010
Wal-Mart: The High Cost of a Low Price2006
Waste Land: Un documentaire sur l‘art2013
Who Killed the Electric Car?2007

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