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DESCRIPTION:The Bieler School of Environment is proud to host\n\nJean Lemir
 e\n\nfor our 2022 Environment Public Lecture\n\nAn Odyssey of Change\n\n 
 \n\nFilmmaker and author\, Jean Lemire accumulates prizes and distinctions
 . Appointed emissary to climate change and to northern and arctic issues b
 y the Government of Quebec in 2017\, he is now traveling the world to make
  leaders aware of the pressing issues that we all face. \n\nA privileged w
 itness to the major planetary environmental issues\, biologist Jean Lemire
  has spent most of his life navigating the world's oceans to document the 
 effects of climate change. Accompanied by his crew aboard the SEDNA IV\, a
  51-meter oceanographic sailboat\, they crossed the famous Northwest Passa
 ge in 2002\, becoming the 7th boat in history to connect the Atlantic Ocea
 n to the Pacific. They returned to the same place in 2015 to see the tragi
 c fate of the Arctic\, which is melting faster and faster under the impact
  of new heat.\n\nIn 2005-2006\, Jean Lemire led a scientific expedition to
  Antarctica to document the effects of climate change. For 430 days\, in c
 omplete autarky during a memorable winter\, they became privileged witness
 es of this world in turmoil. The images of this historic feat have toured 
 the planet\, in a human adventure with sometimes terrifying twists and tur
 ns.\n\nHe followed up between 2012-2015 by launching the 1000 Days for the
  Planet series\, a three-year odyssey around the world to document major e
 nvironmental issues. In collaboration with the United Nations Secretariat 
 of the Convention on Biological Diversity\, the tall ship traveled the wor
 ld's oceans to document the sometimes troubled relationship between human 
 and nature. \n\nIn his lecture with breathtaking photos and videos\, he sh
 ares the highlights of his career and invites us to reflect on the future 
 of humanity.\n
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LOCATION:CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 3R8\, Centre Mont-Royal\, Room Cartier I 
 & II\, 2200 rue Mansfield
SUMMARY:2022 Environment Public Lecture: Jean Lemire
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 c-lecture-jean-lemire-340973
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