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  • Baltimore Bioneers Conference 2008

    Start: Thu, Nov 6th, 2008 06:00 pm
    End: Sun, Nov 9th, 2008 04:00 pm
    Timezone: Etc/GMT-4
    Location:
    Maryland Institute, College of Art, Brown Center
    1401 W Mount Royal Ave
    Baltimore, ME, 21217
    United States
    Description:
    CALLING ALL COMMUNITY ACTIVISTS, GREEN BUSINESSES, STUDENTS, TEACHERS, AND CARING THINKING PEOPLE! The Baltimore Bioneers’ second annual conference is scheduled November 7-9 at the Maryland Institute College of Art, Brown Center. In the conference forums and breakout sessions, global and local experts will apply their practical knowledge and experience to such Charm City issues as protecting the Chesapeake Bay, supporting local businesses, and reducing the impact of global warming on our harbor town.
    The Baltimore conference features screenings of the best speakers from the national event, as well as leading local speakers such as: » read more
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    Event posted by phila 16 weeks 19 hours ago

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