Bioenergy and Sustainable Technology Society is proud to host their annual Spring Seminar Lecture Series which will focus on the importance of biofuels in creating a sustainable future, and other relevant issues. Click here to view the flyer!

February 11, 7:30pm - Rinker 110
"Biogas and Its Potential in Broward Dining"
Ryan Graunke, Graduate Student, Winner of Sustainability Reserach Campus Award

February 23, 7:00pm - Fine Arts B 103
"Jahtropa as an alternative biofuel crop - Hype or Hope?"
Wagner Vendrame, Associate Professor of Environmental Horticulture IFAS UF

March 17, 6:30pm - Fine Arts B 103
Jerry Karnas, Environmental Defense Fund

March 18, 6:30pm - MCCB G086
Film Screening - "The 11th Hour"

March 19, 6:30pm - MCCB G086
"Sustainable Use and Depletion of Natural Resources: Lessons for the Energy System"
Dr. Stephen Humphrey, Director of Academic Programs, School of Nat. Resource and Env.

March 23, 6:30 pm - Fine Arts B 103
"Solar Feed-in Tariffs and Forest Stewardship"
Ed Regan, Assistant General Manager for Strategic Planning
Gainesville Regional Utilities

April 7, 6:15pm - Fine Arts B 103
"Climate change, Carbon Markets, and wild life management in Florida"
Doug Parsons, Partnership Coordinator of Florida's Wildlife Legacy Initative/Office of Policy and Stakeholder Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservasion Commission

April 13, 6:30 - Fine Arts B 103
"Compressed Natural Gas and Hydrogen - The BEST fuels for Vehicles" David Bruderly, President of Clean Power Engineering