Events in the Relocalization Network
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2006-01-29 18:00
Monthly meeting of Post Carbon Eugene outpost, Sunday, Jan. 29th, 6PM potluck, 7PM meetingSubmitted Thu, 2006-01-12 00:47 — Sundog Event title: Start: End: Key 1
2006-01-29 19:00
Burlington ON showing EoS Jan 29th 2006Submitted Mon, 2006-01-23 09:42 — grahamia End of Suburbia has been in town for over a year, even council has seen it. This city has had a Sustainable Developement Advisory Committee made up of volunteers, for over 10 years. I think that's pretty progressive. But we still don't have mass awareness. The Canadian federal election has not even mentionned energy security as an issue. I hope the folks at Burl Bap are really serious about bringing this into the public discourse. Ian Event title: Start: End: Event Website: Contact Email: Key 1
2006-01-29 12:00
Richard Heinberg 1/10 "Peak Oil" talk in Eugene webcast on KLCC-FM's "Sunday at Noon" 1/29Submitted Thu, 2006-01-26 13:11 — Sundog Event title: Start: End:
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2006-01-29 12:30
Lessons from Stelle: Tapping into our Community Strength to Break Petroleum DependenceSubmitted Mon, 2006-01-16 15:46 — cellodon Event title: Start: End: Key 1
2006-01-29 07:00
Petrocollapse in Pasadena and the Possibility for Culture ChangeSubmitted Wed, 2006-01-18 09:52 — peakoilaction Throop Memorial Unitarian Universalist Church Speakers: Jan Lundberg and a World Can't Wait representative (more info below) Documentary screenings: "The Power of Community; How Cuba Survived Peak Oil" (20 min.) "Our Synthetic Sea" (22 min) There will be time for discussion after the speakers and screening. Jan Lundberg, oil industry analyst and founder of Auto Free Times and culturechange.org, will speak about the realities of current petroleum resources, and how a dramatic shift in our lifestyle can save us from abrupt loss of energy and the petroleum materials we all depend on. http://www.culturechange.org World Can't Wait, World Can't Wait Drive out The Bush Regime is organizing to create a political environment where the direction our leaders our taking us is reversed. They will speak on grassroots organizing on diverse issues including issues of fossil fuel dependency and climate change. http://www.worldcantwait.org Sponsored by Pasadena Post Carbon, http://www.lapostcarbon.org, eric@einem.us, 626-796-7325. Event title: Start: End: Event Website: Key 1
2006-01-29 02:00
Peak Oil and the South Central Los Angeles Community FarmSubmitted Wed, 2006-01-18 09:55 — peakoilaction On Sunday, January 29th , Jan Lundberg and Tezozomoc will speak at an event at the South Central Community Farm. It may sound like an unlikely combination, Jan Lundberg, an oil analyst and presenter at peak oil conferences, and Tezozomoc, an organizer with South Central Farmers Feeding Families, but they actually have much in common. Jan Lundberg started his career working for oil companies as on oil analyst -- but had many years ago gave that up to fight for environmental issues. He's been known as "Depaver" Jan, fighting against the building of roads and depvaing parking lots and driveways, and had also was a publisher and editor of "Auto Free Times". He currently publishes www.culturechange.org which calls on us to address our addiction to plastics and fossil fuel and address the coming petrocollapse. Tezozomoc has been organizing to defend the 14-acre farm, which is tended by 350 low-income families and is under threat of eviction. The farm has been sold by the city to a warehouse developer and the developer has not taken control of the property yet only because of community support, and the determination of local activists. From the standpoint of local food supply, Jan points out that "The South Central Community Farm will be a critical resource for people caught short when the trucks don't come into Safeway and all other stores. In Cuba a petrocollapse occurred in the early 1990s, so Havana had to become a place where it now grows over half its food for the city of 2.2. million." Tezozomoc asks the city and Los Angeles community to stand up to protect this life-sustaining farm and start the reversal of environmental pollution and degradation of inner city neighborhoods. The fresh foods grown by the South Central Farmers feed children and families living in poverty in South Central Los Angeles and increases the food security of the community. Jan and Tezozomoc will speak about ways that we can increase our food security in an time of declining energy and help defend the South Central Community Farm. The talk will be followed by an open discussion. South Central Community Farm For more information about the South Central Farmers, you can visit their website, read these articles in the LA Times, Vision Magazine and Axis of justice, or watch this short online documentary about the group. To get involved in the Farmers' struggle or donate money to their cause, visit their website at www.southcentralfarmers.com. Other coming events with Jan Lundberg: (visit www.lapostcarbon.org for info) Sat, Jan 28th, 7:00-10:00 PM, Peak Oil: Realities & Solutions of the Looming Petroleum Shortage, Sherman Oaks. Email contact: Neighborsteve2002@yahoo.com Event title: Start: End: Event Website: Key 1
2006-01-27 08:00
Building the Movement to Stop Global Warming- Portland, January 27th-29th 2006Submitted Tue, 2006-01-03 13:36 — seandeau Event title: Start: End: Key 1
2006-01-27 04:05
Build the Movement to Stop Global Warming: Conference in Portland, January 27th-29th 2006Submitted Wed, 2005-11-09 13:05 — seandeau Event title: Start: End: Key 1
2006-01-26 13:21
Richard Heinberg in Peoria, Illinois, April 1, 2006Submitted Thu, 2006-01-26 14:27 — Dave Thompson Event title: Start: End: Key 1
2006-01-14 09:30
Karamea Summer School: "Back to Basics Living"Submitted Wed, 2005-12-21 21:14 — Elisabeth Frankish Event title: Start: End: |
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