The following presentations are in Real Video format.
| • | Introduction and welcome Joel Tickner and David Kriebel, Lowell Center for Sustainable Production |
| • | The impacts of humankinds' industrial activities on our health and ecosystems Barry Commoner, Queens College, USA |
| • | Importance of the precautionary principle and science to public health advocates Lee Ketelsen, Clean Water Fund, USA Per Rosander, Kemi & Miljo AB, Sweden Romeo Quijano, University of Philippines, Philippines |
Session I: Epistemology and Ethics
| • | Matthias Kaiser, Committee for Research Ethics in Science and Technology, Norway |
| Juan Almendares, Honduras Health Exchange, Honduras | |
| Silvio Funtowicz, Joint Research Centre, European Commission, Italy |
Session IV: Science in Governance and Governance of Science
| • | Andy Stirling, University of Sussex, UK |
| Cato ten Hallers Tjabbes, Netherlands Institute for Sea Research, Netherlands | |
| Sheila Jasanoff, Harvard University | |
| Marissa de Guzman, University of the Philippines |
Public Forum: Precaution and the Intersection of Science, Policy and Culture
| • | Ken Geiser, University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA |
| Pamela Resor, Massachusetts State Senate, USA | |
| Vandana Shiva, Research Foundation for Science, Technology and Ecology, India | |
| Elizabeth Guillette, Tuland & Xavier Universities, USA | |
| Andy Stirling, University of Sussex UK |
Public Forum: Precaution and the Intersection of Science, Policy and Culture (continued)
| David Kriebel and Joel Tickner, University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA | |
| • | The precautionary principle and the scientific method Richard Levins, Harvard School of Public Health, USA |