WN@tL: “CAN YOU LIVE WITHOUT A GASOLINE CAR?”

Apr 24 - 7:00PM - 8:15PM

UW Biotechnology Center, 425 Henry Mall, Room 1111,  Madison, WI 53706 
Cost: Free 

Speakers

Bruce Johnson, Solar Farmer

About the talk

Electric cars have made enormous progress in less than a decade. It is now quite possible to drive long distances with little to no “range anxiety.” Bruce Johnson, a solar energy and electric transportation activist, will demonstrate the feasibility of a gasoline-free life – one that is fulfilling, lowers your carbon footprint, and not incidentally is a blast to drive!

About the speakers

Bruce A. Johnson has spent over 35 years as a television production professional, first in the commercial and public TV sectors and now with a non-profit. He is also a fierce advocate for alternative energy, having installed his first set of solar panels 12 years ago, and having owned three electric cars in the last seven years. Johnson lives on the far east side of Madison with his wife and two college-age daughters. This will be his fifth appearance on Wednesday Nite @ The Lab.

Parking Information

Parking is available in Lot 20, located at 1390 University Avenue. Lot 20 is a three-level parking structure on the right side of University Avenue, just before Henry Mall. Lot 20 is attached to the Genetics/Biotechnology Center.

Parking in Lot 20 is one of the most convenient parking experiences on campus. Park on the top level, and you can enter the building without going up any steps. Convenient, close and step-free parking are three big reasons we hold WN@tL at the Genetics/Biotechnology Center.

Questions?

• Email wednite@biotech.wisc.edu.
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