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Start: Feb 28 2006 5:30 pm
End: Feb 28 2006 7:00 pm
Body: NE Area Peak Oil Potluck We gather once a month to socialize, discuss, strategize and support one another in making our lifestyles more sustainable, our homes more efficient, and our sense of community more intact. This month our discussion will include “work parties” - how they might be organized to get particular projects done in our various homes. You need not be a homeowner to participate! Bring food to share. (Plates, utensils, glassware provided.) Start: Feb 28 2006 7:00 pm
End: Feb 28 2006 8:30 pm
Body: Living Earth's four-week discussion group in autumn 2005 on Richard Heinberg's "Powerdown" has evolved into an ongoing Powerdown Circle to support our own shifting responses to the prospect of "peak oil" and to encourage the wider community to join in the discussion. We are particularly interested in engaging people in positions to influence civic and private sector decisions that have community-wide impact and potential. The implications of the end of cheap fuel for American culture and for global stability are immense. The changes on the horizon run so deep - economic, environmental, geopolitical - it is tempting to put our heads under the covers and hope for a magical rescue, or else to "bunker down" in a dangerous state of escalating fear and isolation. Both reactions - stubborn denial or societal panic - waste the narrow window of time available to think creatively, constructively, and cooperatively to prepare ourselves, our neighborhoods and communities, our city, and our society for an American future radically different than the culture we have developed over the past two and a half centuries. Start: Feb 28 2006 7:00 pm
End: Feb 28 2006 8:30 pm
Body: On Wednesday, January 18th, a Sustainability Committee started up under the auspices of the Sunnyside Neighborhood Association. Whether you live in Sunnyside or not, this meeting on peak oil preparedness in Sunnyside should be very interesting. The meeting is open to the public. For questions, call the Sunnyside Hotline at 503-295-1699. | ||


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