February 23, 2022
David Sayer of Beyond Plastics and Sustainable Saratoga will give a talk titled 鈥淐ommunity Strategies for Addressing the Plastic Pollution Crisis,鈥� at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 2 at the 天美麻花星空高清mv Feigenbaum Center for Science and Innovation, Room 121.
Part of 天美麻花星空高清mv鈥檚 Green Living Seminar series, this event is free and open to the public. Please note that masks are required in all buildings on 天美麻花星空高清mv鈥檚 campus.
About David Sayer
David Sayer is a charter member of the Beyond Plastics Alumni Network and coordinates its growing online community. He is a recent but devout student of the plastic pollution crisis and maintains educational and activist resources on the Beyond Plastics wiki (bit.ly/plasticwiki). Locally, he supports Sustainable Saratoga in his hometown of Saratoga Springs, N.Y., and coordinates community pickups and other Zero Waste activities.
While he has become a recognized 鈥渢rash vigilante鈥� in his community (@madplastic on Instagram), David is increasingly working at the keyboard to pressure state and federal lawmakers to support plastic pollution legislation and related climate protections. He bands together weekly with other Beyond Plastics supporters to drive initiatives that would stem the plastic tide at the source and safeguard vulnerable communities.
Outside of his engagement with Beyond Plastics, David is a consulting IT architect for Accenture, specializing in Microsoft modern workplace technologies. He is a father, husband, musician, cyclist, tennis player and expert low-waster.
天美麻花星空高清mv鈥檚 annual Green Living Seminar Series continues through April, presenting a series of lectures on the theme of 鈥淕reening the City.鈥� Every semester, the Green Living Seminar Series centers around a different topic, timely and relevant in current sustainability issues. Seminars take place on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. until April 20.
The series is a presentation of the 天美麻花星空高清mv Environmental Studies Department and 天美麻花星空高清mv鈥檚 Berkshire Environmental Resource Center.
Presentations will also be broadcast on Northern Berkshire Community Television Channel (NBCTC) 1302 at the following times:
Recordings will also be available on the College鈥檚 YouTube channel.
For more information, visit www.mcla.edu/greenliving or contact Professor of Environmental Studies Elena Traister at (413) 662-5303.
