CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
9:00 AM Pacific (PT) / 12:00 PM Eastern (ET) - Welcome and Introduction (10 min)
9:10 AM (PT) / 12:10 PM (ET) - Marx, Ecology, and a Socialist Future - Wayne Turner, SPUSA 45 min/15 min Q&A
10:10 AM (PT) / 1:10 PM (ET)- Hands off Cuba Agriculture and Food - What Must Change to Stop Ecological Destruction and Still Meet Human Needs?
45 min/15 min Q&A
11:10 AM (PT) / 2:10 PM (ET) - Fresh Water - The Pressures on Supply and the Outlook for the Future Hwa Huand, SPUSA 45 min/15 min Q&A
12:10 PM (PT) / 3:10 PM (ET) - Break 30 min
12:40 PM (PT) / 3:40 PM (ET) - The Atmosphere - How has Global Warming Changed its Behavior and Composition, and What are the Consequences for the Future? - David Klein 45 min/15 min Q&A
**Breakouts**
1:40 PM/4:40 PM - Breakout Instructions
1:55 PM/ 4:55 PM - Breakout 1: What steps are needed to create adequate food production for the future? What would an initial plan to realize these steps include?
1:55 PM/ 4:55 PM - Breakout 2: The broad outlines of responding to declining fresh water availability. What are the immediate steps to respond? What must go into a systematic effort to maintain fresh water availability and reliability?
1:55 PM/ 4:55 PM - Breakout 3: Atmospheric remediation: what is the immediate response to problems? What aspects of human production must change to maintain ecologically sound air quality?
2:40 PM/ 5:40 PM - Breakout reports and questions to the group.
9:00 AM Pacific (PT) / 12:00 PM Eastern (ET) - Welcome and Introduction (10 min)
9:10 AM (PT) / 12:10 PM (ET) - Marx, Ecology, and a Socialist Future - Wayne Turner, SPUSA 45 min/15 min Q&A
10:10 AM (PT) / 1:10 PM (ET)- Hands off Cuba Agriculture and Food - What Must Change to Stop Ecological Destruction and Still Meet Human Needs?
45 min/15 min Q&A
11:10 AM (PT) / 2:10 PM (ET) - Fresh Water - The Pressures on Supply and the Outlook for the Future Hwa Huand, SPUSA 45 min/15 min Q&A
12:10 PM (PT) / 3:10 PM (ET) - Break 30 min
12:40 PM (PT) / 3:40 PM (ET) - The Atmosphere - How has Global Warming Changed its Behavior and Composition, and What are the Consequences for the Future? - David Klein 45 min/15 min Q&A
**Breakouts**
1:40 PM/4:40 PM - Breakout Instructions
1:55 PM/ 4:55 PM - Breakout 1: What steps are needed to create adequate food production for the future? What would an initial plan to realize these steps include?
1:55 PM/ 4:55 PM - Breakout 2: The broad outlines of responding to declining fresh water availability. What are the immediate steps to respond? What must go into a systematic effort to maintain fresh water availability and reliability?
1:55 PM/ 4:55 PM - Breakout 3: Atmospheric remediation: what is the immediate response to problems? What aspects of human production must change to maintain ecologically sound air quality?
2:40 PM/ 5:40 PM - Breakout reports and questions to the group.