01:00 Introduction from Drake
02:30 Introduction from Eliot
07:00 Hare begins speaking
08:30 Discussion of Canadian geography
09:30 Discussion of the quality of life in Canada and PEI
11:00 Discussion of Hare's reflections on his experiences; senility
12:30 Discussion of the responsibility of the scientist to the community
13:30 Discussion of Hare's relationship with an ambassador from Canada
15:00 Discussion of the nature of experience and its impact on the self; ethical questions in the conduct of science
16:30 Discussion of the human environment, relationship with the planet itself
19:00 Discussion of a fundamental dilemma that scientists face with regards to objectivity
21:00 Discussion of humanism in science and environmental science
22:30 Discussion of lead in the environment, leaded gasoline
25:30 Discussion of Canada not adhering to leaded gasoline regulations
28:00 Discussion of H. Rocke Robertson
28:30 Discussion of epidemiological studies into the effects of lead on the development of children
29:30 Discussion of racial components to lead exposure
30:30 Discussion of evidence found related to blood lead levels in children
31:00 Discussion of American researchers on lead exposure
32:30 Discussion of lead levels in American cities; further discussion of American researchers on lead exposure
34:00 Discussion of scientific studies as a means of protecting the individual
35:00 Discussion of lead levels in Canadian cities
35:30 Discussion of whether a scientist has a duty to be patriotic
36:00 Discussion of Hare's involvement in a joint Canadian-American study on acid rain in 1980
42:00 Discussion of the findings from said study
47:00 Discussion of the composition of the panels resulting from the study
48:30 Discussion of the Reagan administration's opinion of the American-Canadian study discussed
50:00 Further discussion of patriotism in science
52:00 Further discussion of objectivity in science
53:00 Discussion of the mechanisms by which equity can be achieved
56:00 Discussion of the differences between legal frameworks and science
57:30 Discussion of science and judicial positions
58:30 Discussion of judicial officiation on American cases; case concerning a veteran exposed to radiation
01:03:00 Gap in audio
01:05:30 Audio resumes
01:06:00 Discussion of Hare's involvement in various groups pertaining to nuclear safety
01:07:00 Further discussion of moral and ethical issues of practical applications of science; end of Hare's lecture
01:08:00 Beginning of question period
01:08:30 Question regarding acid rain and what will be done from the bilateral agreement with the US
01:14:30 Question regarding sustainable development and whether it is a contradiction in terms
01:21:00 Question regarding lead in candle wicks; question regarding CFCs and the ozone layer
01:29:00 Question regarding radioactive contamination of milk, ethical responsibility of a scientist to report health hazards
01:32:30 End of seminar; concluding remarks
