The burden on our generation: Dartmouth students talk about climate change

Dartmouth College Office of Public Affairs
Posted 12/09/09 • Media Contact: Susan Knapp (603) 646-3661

Dartmouth students are paying attention to what’s happening at the Copenhagen Climate Change Summit, where more than 15,000 representatives from 192 countries are gathering to discuss, negotiate, and work to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and make environmental history.

In this short video, nine Dartmouth students voice their thoughts and concerns about what it’s going to take to address the global issue of climate change. Featured are: Sarah Alexander ’10, Tim Bolger ’10, Margi Dashevsky ’10, Matt Dahlhausen ’11, Nick Devonshire ’11, Daniel Hopkins ’10, John Lawlor ’09, Kelly McGlinchey ’12, and Jessica Rush ’10.

Dartmouth has television (satellite uplink) and radio (ISDN) studios available for domestic and international live and taped interviews. For more information, call 603-646-3661 or see our Radio, Television capability webpage.

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