SEPTEMBER 2015
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This talk explores the relationships among science, governance and environmental policy in light of Germain Boucher-Bondely, a French scientist sent to study the Tuamotu Lagoons in Oceania. The expedition took place in the 1880s and generated a controversial report about oysters and the pearl industry.
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History, Mānoa Campus
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Peter H Hoffenberg, 956-8497, peterh@hawaii.edu
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8:00am |
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8:00am |
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11:30am |
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12:00pm |
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5:00pm |
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