Seth Borenstein, a\u00a0science and environmental journalist for more than 20 years, covers science nationally and internationally for the New York headquarters of the Associated Press. \u00a0He was a member of the Associated Press team that won the 2010 George Polk Award for Environment Reporting for their coverage of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.<\/p>\n
On Thursday, February 26<\/strong>, 4:00pm<\/strong> \u00a0in Konover Auditorium at the Dodd Research Center<\/strong>, Borenstein will present “Dispatches from a Hotter Planet and a Cooler Cosmos” for the Edwin Way Teale Lecture Series co-sponsored by University Libraries, Human Rights Institute, Center for Conservation and Diversity, Graduate School, and several University departments including Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Economics, and Political Science.<\/p>\n The Edwin Way Teale Lecture Series is\u00a0designed to bring a variety of distinguished speakers to the University to speak on various aspects of nature and the environment.<\/p>\n All lectures are free and open to the public.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Seth Borenstein, a\u00a0science and environmental journalist for more than 20 years, covers science nationally and internationally for the New York headquarters of the Associated Press. \u00a0He was a member of the Associated Press team that won the 2010 George Polk … Continue reading