Week Four — July 15–21, 2012
Water Matters
In partnership with National Geographic Society
Water’s importance to life on Earth cannot be overstated: without it,
there is none. We are drawn to water also for its simple beauty — the
red rays of a setting sun over the sea, snowfall in the glow of
streetlights, a river cascading down the face of a cliff, morning fog on
Chautauqua Lake. However, much of humanity knows not to take water for
granted. This week, join National Geographic at Chautauqua to explore
our world of water, locally and globally, from availability,
conservation and health concerns to consideration of all living matter,
with whom we share this essential, apparently limitless yet ultimately
limited resource.
Confirmed Lecturers
Monday 7/16
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Tuesday 7/17
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Wednesday 7/18
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Thursday 7/19
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Friday 7/20
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