Posted on May 03, 2007 In a series of books that have made scientific and spiritual waves, British environmental scientist James Lovelock warned that until humans start thinking about the Earth as a system dependent on the health of its parts - until biologists sit down with sociologists, economists, fishermen . . . to generate integrated solutions to drastic environmental problems - we're screwed. Lovelock's talk at CSUMB last fall led campus organizers to host a symposium on April 30, bleakly titled "Earth's Environmental Crisis and the Fate of Humanity."
– Monterey County Weekly, May 3, 2007