Beaker and Brush: Human Impact
We live in a world being thoroughly reconfigured by human activity. While individuals are insignificant in shaping our planet, the 7 billion people on Earth now rival natural processes in global impact. Join us as we discuss Earth’s ecosystems and understand how we as humans, collectively and individually, fit into natural systems.
With Dr. John Schade of St. Olaf College and sculpture Aaron Dysart.
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