The Tale of Plastic Pollution

The Tale of Plastic Pollution: The State of Science and How It Informs Policy

Plastic pollution has captured the attention of the media, the public, and governments globally. University of Toronto professor Dr. Chelsea Rochman is a pioneering researcher in the field who has been studying plastic, including microplastics, for more than 15 years. In this lecture, Rochman will share the history of the field, as well as stories about her work, from the garbage patches to wastewater treatments plants, and global progress on tackling this complex environmental problem.

Date: Wednesday, March 27
Time: 7 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Location: Sŋéqǝ ʔéʔleŋ (Sngequ House) 131, UVic Campus

Free and open to everyone | Seating is limited

Presented by UVic's Department of Chemistry
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UVic's Lansdowne Lectures feature accomplished individuals from a vast array of academic and research endeavours. As host of this lecture series, UVic continues its commitment to making a vital impact on people, places and the planet.

Category: Attractions | Talks and Lectures