Lecture: 100 Years of Water Pollution
SPEAKER: Larry Curtis
Lecture: 100 Years of Water Pollution
SPEAKER: Larry Curtis
Drawing on sources from over the past century, Larry Curtis will discuss changes in research of water pollution on the Willamette River. The lecture will cover pollution impacts, sources, and development of controls in highly charged political debates.
This lecture happens at the Corvallis Museum.
Registration required. These lectures are free to the public, thanks to the support of our generous Historical Society donors and members like you! Please use the ticket link to reserve your seat, as space is limited.
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About the presenter
Larry Curtis is a researcher and Emeritus Professor at OSU, specializing in water quality, toxicology and fisheries, with extensive work in Oregon. Larry led a major water quality study on the Willamette River from 2002-2004 that received the 2005 OSU Oldfield/Jackman Team Award.
