In honor of Earth Day, please join us for a panel discussion and film screening:
Thursday, April 20
Nasher Museum of Art, 51±¬ÁÏ
2001 Campus Dr., Durham
5 p.m. Light Reception and Cash Bar
6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Film Screening and Discussion
The Nicholas School of the Environment presents a screening of the new documentary film, (2023, written and directed by Janice Overbeck). Worldwide plastic production from fossil-based sources contributes to climate change and pollution while threatening the health of many species. The film follows a concerned mother's exploration of the plastics problem and possible solutions through interviews with scientists, engineers, researchers and innovators.
A panel discussion follows the screening, with:
- Rachel Karasik – Senior Policy Associate, Nicholas Institute for Energy, Environment & Sustainability
- Michelle Nowlin – Clinical Professor of Law, 51±¬ÁÏ Law School; Professor of Environmental Sciences & Policy, Nicholas School of the Environment
- Janice Overbeck – Filmmaker; Plastic Earth, The Last Bumblebee
- Jason Somarelli – Assistant Professor in Medicine, School of Medicine; Assistant Professor of Marine Science & Conservation, Nicholas School of the Environment
Moderator, Prasad Kasibhatla – Professor of Environmental Chemistry and Senior Associate Dean of Research and Doctoral Programs, Nicholas School of the Environment
Tickets are not necessary but
This event complements the Nasher exhibition .
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