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SUMMARY:Flow\, Filter and Foliage: Measuring Bioswale Performance
DESCRIPTION:According to the organizers: \nNew York City uses a combined sewer system\, where stormwater from the street is processed in the same system as our household sewage. When it rains\, the large volume of water causes combined sewer systems to overflow\, releasing untreated sewage into waterways in the area. This deep-seated infrastructure issue is a major source of pollution in NYC waterways. To combat this issue\, the city has begun construction of thousands of bioswales\, or rain gardens that can absorb large quantities of water and divert it from the city’s sewer system. Researchers are now looking at the ecology of bioswales to improve their performance. Panelists will introduce their ongoing research on the various plants and soil used in green infrastructure throughout the city and how the species and nutrient composition can affect bioswale performance. \nModerator: Suzanne Lipton\, Columbia University Earth Institute \nPanelists: \nSarah Bruner\, Columbia University \nNandan Shetty\, Columbia University \nWalter Yerk\, Drexel University
URL:https://ediblebrooklyn.com/event/flow-filter-foliage-measuring-bioswale-performance/
LOCATION:543 Union St\, 543 Union St\, Brooklyn \, NY\, United States
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SUMMARY:Good Food Spotlight
DESCRIPTION:According to the organizers: \nJoin us for the October 2016 Good Food Spotlight\, presented by Slow Money NYC and hosted by Brooklyn FoodWorks. \nListen as Foodpreneurs share business challenges and interact with food business investors and experts. Audience members get to weigh in as well.  Mingle and network with others who care about good food business success.
URL:https://ediblebrooklyn.com/event/good-food-spotlight/
LOCATION:Brooklyn FoodWorks\, 630 Flushing Avenue \, Brooklyn \, NY\, United States
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SUMMARY:Third Annual Farming and Food Justice Career Panel
DESCRIPTION:According to the organizers: \nInterested in a career in food justice or urban farming? Already engaged in the field\, but are having a hard time finding a job? Have a great idea for a business or non-profit but have yet to take the plunge? Join us for the 3rd Annual Farming and Food Justice Career Panel presented by BK Farmyards and hear successful professionals in the field share their journey of creating a sustainable career in the movement! The panel will be followed by a networking and social hour where you can meet with like-minded folks working in food justice and farming in New York City and beyond. Our panelists will include professionals engaged in food justice advocacy\, rural and urban farmers\, for-profit entrepreneurs and business owners\, and non-profit food justice educators. \nTickets will be available at the door for a sliding scale donation of $10-$20 and will include a drink ticket for a beverage of your choice at the bar.\n***Please note that we have a maximum capacity for this event\, so be sure to email Erin@bkfarmyards.com to secure your spot on the attendee list*** \nWe hope to see you there!
URL:https://ediblebrooklyn.com/event/third-annual-farming-food-justice-career-panel/
LOCATION:61 Local\, 61 Bergen Street \, Brooklyn\, NY\, United States
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