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SUMMARY:Solar Austin Happy Hour: Solar Manufacturing In Texas
DESCRIPTION:From Solar Austin –\nThis month\, Sam Martens\, Director of Commercial Operations at Mission Solar will share the story of how the company ended up in San Antonio and will discuss related industry dynamics. \nAs one of only a few solar manufacturers in Central Texas\, Mission Solar began with providing modules to San Antonio’s municipal electric utility\, CPS Energy. Mr. Martens will walk us through Mission’s expansion into commercial and residential markets\, future growth possibilities\, and how the solar manufacturing industry continues to evolve\, including industry challenges and strengths. \nSam Martens has been with Mission Solar since 2013. He serves as Mission Solar Energy’s Commercial Operations Director. He previously worked as an equity analyst at Macquarie Group\, the Royal Bank of Scotland and most recently CIMB Band\, Malaysia\, responsible for the Asian semiconductor and solar sectors. Earlier in his career\, he worked in information technology (IT) policy research at a Korean government think tank. He has his bachelor’s in arts degree in international studies\, focusing on economics and international studies\, from Korea University. He is fluent in English and Korean. \nWe hope you will join us on the fourth Tuesday of August for this interesting discussion on solar manufacturing in Central Texas.
URL:https://theaustincommon.com/event/solar-austin-happy-hour-solar-manufacturing-in-texas/
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SUMMARY:350 Austin September Meeting
DESCRIPTION:From 350 Austin –\nAlthough we did not meet in August\, we were working hard to move several projects forward\, including our goal for Austin Energy to be 100 percent renewable. And\, of course\, we continue to help the victims of Harvey. \nIt’s now time to re-group and plan actions to fight the climate change that is super-charging the hurricanes and wildfires now devastating many parts of the planet. \nIt will be a jam-packed agenda with updates and actions as well as opportunities for you to share your ideas. Looking forward to seeing you there! \n  \n  \n 
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SUMMARY:Sierra Club Meeting: “Not Enough Skeletons in the Closet: Voucher-Based Collections in an Age of Conservation Science"
DESCRIPTION:From the Sierra Club –\nThe Austin Sierra Club has announced Dr. Christopher J. Bell of the University of Texas at Austin\, as a guest speaker on March 8th. The event will be held at Scholz Garten on 1607 San Jacinto Street and begins at 7:00 p.m. \nDr. Bell is an award-winning professor in vertebrate paleontology at the Jackson School of Geosciences. His research and course teachings cover a wide range of geoscience topics\, including vertebrate evolution\, biodiversity\, and biogeography—with an emphasis on the last two million years of earth history. \nHis current research includes\, osteology\, anatomy\, and systematics of squamate reptiles (i.e.\, lizards\, snakes\, turtles\, and amphisbaenian). Among some of the courses he’s taught at the University of Texas\, are: Life through Time\, The Age of Mammals\, Natural History Museum Science\, and Morphology of the Vertebrate Skeleton. For the latter course\, Dr. Bell built a collection of fish head skeletons that he acquired from over the years. \nDr. Bell received a PhD in Invertebrate Biology from the University of Berkeley in 1997\, and immediately joined the faculty at University of Texas at Austin. He also holds an MS in Quaternary Studies from Northern Arizona University and a BS in Geology from the College of William & Mary. Following his undergraduate studies\, he worked at the San Bernardino County Museum in Southern California\, where he studied lizards—watching their habits and examining their bones.
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