Level 3: To start a Gaia project, you must move four power tokens to your Gaia area. Level 2: To start a Gaia project, you must move six power tokens to your Gaia area. Immediately gain one of your Gaiaformers. Level 1: To start a Gaia project, you must move six power tokens to your Gaia area. The Lost Planet counts as its own planet type, and as a planet with a mine. You are considered to have colonized the planet place one of your satellites on the Lost Planet token as a reminder. Do not place a mine on the Lost Planet token. This counts as a "Build a Mine" action, meaning you can gain VP and your opponents can gain power. The accessibility of a space follows the same rules as the "Build a Mine" action. Immediately place the Lost Planet token on an accessible space that does not contain a planet, satellite, or space station. Remember that you must have a previously acquired federation token in order to advance to level 5 of this research area and claim the federation token there. Gaining this federation token counts as "Forming an Federation". Immediately gain the federation token placed here. Level 5: Each terraforming step costs you one ore. Level 4: Each terraforming step costs you one ore. Level 3: Each terraforming step costs you one ore. Level 2: Each terraforming step costs you two ore. Level 1: Each terraforming step costs you three ore. 
Level 0: Each terraforming step costs you three ore. Bonuses identified by a star and a white outline are one-time bonuses. Only the level your player token is on counts Previous levels do not have any effect. The different levels grant you the effects described below. Step 3: Spread word of your service on social media using #GreenAnesthesia and #ASAWeekofService.From left the right, the research board includes the following research areas: Terraforming, Navigation, Artificial Intelligence, Gaia Project, Economy, Science. Step 2: If you plan to volunteer with Project C.U.R.E. Step 1: Tell us your plans here: Week of Service 
The ASA Medical Student Component Governing Council wants to hear about it! Option B: Alternatively, you can collaborate with your school’s Anesthesiology Interest Group to organize an environmental health community service event within your local community. to repackage and redistribute medical supplies to resource limited communities across the world. Option A: Sign up to volunteer with Project C.U.R.E. Professor of Anesthesiology - Ohio State University, Senior Executive Faculty of Mentoring and Guidelines Management - Nationwide Children’s HospitalĬardiac Anesthesiologist & Director of Quality - Henrico Doctors Hospital Green Anesthesia Week of Serviceĭuring the week of Sunday, Ap– Saturday, Apthe ASA Medical Student Component encourages all ASA members to engage in raising the awareness of anesthesia’s impact on our environment. Pediatric Anesthesiologist - Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Medical Director of Outpatient Dental Surgery - The Ohio State Medical Center
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The ASA Medical Student Component Governing Council hosted a full panel of speakers to discuss anesthesia’s impact on healthcare pollution and environmental sustainability:Īssociate Professor of Anesthesiology - Yale School of Medicine, Associate Professor of Epidemiology in Environmental Health Sciences & Founding Director - Yale Program on Healthcare Environmental Sustainability Green Anesthesia Speaker Session Maview the recording There are several ways you can join the discussion and contribute. The ASA Medical Student Component is working to raise awareness of the impact of anesthesia on the environment.
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