Friday was just as dynamic as Thursday. Maybe more so. More people attended. Sessions were well paneled and well attended. The well-organized conference also operated just like clockwork (okay, so one session ran a little long). Clearly, organizers and participants were clicking on all cylinders. Participants ranged from Keynote speaker Granta Y. Nakayama, Assistant Administrator for EPA's Enforcement and Compliance Assurance to panelist Tom Goldtooth, Executive Director, Indigenous Environmental Network. David Padgett, Tennessee State University GIS expert moderated an interesting Environmental Justice and Transportation session.
Friday, March 30, 2007
Day Two of the 2007 Environmental Justice Conference
Friday was just as dynamic as Thursday. Maybe more so. More people attended. Sessions were well paneled and well attended. The well-organized conference also operated just like clockwork (okay, so one session ran a little long). Clearly, organizers and participants were clicking on all cylinders. Participants ranged from Keynote speaker Granta Y. Nakayama, Assistant Administrator for EPA's Enforcement and Compliance Assurance to panelist Tom Goldtooth, Executive Director, Indigenous Environmental Network. David Padgett, Tennessee State University GIS expert moderated an interesting Environmental Justice and Transportation session.
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