ES 106: CRITICAL THINKING ABOUT HUMAN-ENVIRONMENT PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS Class Home Page Schedule Class Notes Grading Policy Dept. Home Page Class Notes Week 1 Notes: lecture A, Course Overview      lecture B: Symbols and Substance in Environmental Regulation CARBON TAX SPREADSHEET Week 2 Notes: lecture A, Two Problems, Three "Fixes"      lecture B, Guest Lecture by Thomas Heberlein (BREN HALL 1424)        Ghosts, rocks, and attitudes: Moving beyond the “Educate the Public” approach to Environmental Management                FILM VERSION of lecture Week 3 Notes: lecture A, Diversionary Reframing      lecture B, Are You Being "Framed?" Week 4 Notes: lecture A, Guest lecture, Roger Witherspoon and Marilyn Elie                   Telling Your Story in a Technical Era      lecture B, Review of First Assignment, Plans for Futre Ones Week 5 Notes: lecture A, Norms and Norm Activation       lecture B, Review for Exam Week 6 Notes: lecture A, Guest Lecture, Norm Sanders                   From the Seminar to the Senate: Lessons on Making a Difference Link to Priya's STUDY GUIDE      lecture B, MID-TERM EXAM Week 7 Notes: lecture A, Panel (Mary Lou Days, Bob Sollen, Jim Mills, Marc McGinnes)*                  Why was Santa Barbara so important in the emergence of the                  Environmental Movement? written comments by Robert Sollen      lecture B, Spotting the SCAMs Week 8 Notes: lecture A, Panel (Selma Rubin, Paul Relis and Marc McGinnes)*                  Looking Back, Looking forward: How have Santa Barbara and UCSB                  Contributed to Environmental Improvement so far? What's next?      lecture B, Another look at offshore oil and Santa Barbara Week 9 Notes: lecture A, The Chainsaw, the Nest, and the Frame      lecture B, Slipping, Sinking, and Systemic Power Week 10 Notes: Lecture A: This is deadline to turn in your papers! No class today      lecture B, Final Review FINAL EXAM: Link to Priya's STUDY GUIDE *Mary Lou Days is a long time community historian who can speak with first hand knowledge about the "conservation' and "preservation" work of Pearl Chase and many others in the years before the spill. She is currently a member of the board of the Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation. Jim Mills is one of the "naturalists" (his term) who fought against the Forest Service plans to put roads into much of the Los Padres Forest backcountry and who did so by getting approval for the creation of the San Rafael Wilderness area, the first or one of the first established under the 1965 Wilderness Act. Bob Sollen was a reporter with the Santa Barbara News-Press for a few years prior to and for years after the 1969 blowout. While he is generally associated with post-blowout history, he has a good understanding of the pre-blowout community conservation and preservation effort Marc McGinnes is an environmental lawyer, leader and educator; one of the founders and long-time stalwarts of the Environmental Studies Program at UCSB, he developed and taught ten courses in Environmental Studies Program, 1971-2005. **Selma Rubin is a long-time community leader. Among her other roles, she served as founding director of Santa Barbara Citizens for Environmental Defense (1969), the Community Environmental Council (1970) and the Environmental Defense Center (1977). Still active today, she is a recipient of UCSB Environmental Studies Outstanding Community Service Award. Paul Relis was a student at UCSB at the time of 1969 blowout. Since then, he has served as the Executive Director of Community Environmental Council (1970-1990) and a member of the California Integrated Waste Management Board (1990-1997). He now serves as Executive Vice President for CR&R, Inc., a major Southern California waste management and resources recovery firm..   (full text of Luntz memo) Photos from New Orleans, Lower 9th Ward and St. Bernard Parish, March 2006 Photos from Plaquemines Parish & Lower 9th Ward, Oct 2005  BACK TO TOP Page Author: (Dr. William Freudenburg freudenburg@es.ucsb.edu)  Department Webmaster: (esinfo@es.ucsb.edu) Copyright © 2004 The Regents of the University of California.