Futurist Meetup Today: China and Environmental Catastrophe, Economist Oxford Style debate

24Oct07

Tonight, we have a Futurist Meetup in Chicago, so come on out if you’re free from the shackles of doing Systems work or Structured planning class with Chuck. We’re going to have a special meetup– meeting at Intelligentsia on Randolph at 6:30pm and then walking on over to Harris Theater to listen to an Oxford style debate hosted by Chicago Public Radio, with the topic being: “Will China’s Rise Lead to an Environmental Catastrophe?“. It’s a topic that I have a particular area of interest in, as I am a firm believer that ecological sustainability and poverty alleviation/addressing markets at the BOP go directly hand-in-hand.

The speakers sound great…

Team members negating the statement:

  • Vijay Vaitheeswaran, Global Correspondent for The Economist
  • Kelly Sims Gallagher, Director of the Energy Technology Innovation Project
  • Team members in support of the statement:

  • Orville Schell, Director of the Center on U.S.-China Relations at the Asia Society
  • Barry Weisberg, Executive Director of the Violence Prevention Peace Promotion Strategy
  • Hope you can come out and make it to the Meetup!

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