What if, collectively, we have access to all the wisdom and resources we need to confront even the most difficult challenges?

Come join us for a different sort of evening as we create our world and its future through a process of connecting with each other, sharing knowledge and know-how and building relationships-all through the process of collaborative conversation?

Beyond Oil Sonoma County will host an intimate evening of small group exploration and collective sharing of questions that really matter.

We will be using the World Café format to access our collective intelligence, clarify our group purpose and foster a deeper sense of community to build the foundations of interpersonal connections and mutual support necessary to face the coming challenges of a post-carbon world.

A high-level conference to discuss the impacts of a peak in world oil production will be held in Denver, Colorado on November 10-11, 2005. The two-day forum is sponsored by the City and County of Denver and ASPO-USA. Keynote speakers include Matt Simmons, author of Twilight in the Desert, a study of Saudi Arabia’s petroleum resources, and Congressman Roscoe Bartlett, (R-Md.). Other speakers will include Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper; Michael Ashar, Suncor-USA; Peter Dea, Western Gas Resources; Jeremy Gilbert, Chief Petroleum Engineer (ret.) with British Petroleum; oil industry analyst Henry Groppe; Chris Skrebowski, ed. Petroleum Review; and Tom Petrie of Petrie/Parkman.

weekend workshop detailing the effects of peak oil, and examining
our options as defined by the constraints of available energy in a post
petroleum world subject to increasing ecological limits

What if, collectively, we have access to all the wisdom and resources we need to confront even the most difficult challenges?

Come join us for a different sort of evening as we create our world and its future through a process of connecting with each other, sharing knowledge and know-how and building relationships-all through the process of collaborative conversation?

Beyond Oil Sonoma County will host an intimate evening of small group exploration and collective sharing of questions that really matter.

We will be using the World Café format to access our collective intelligence, clarify our group purpose and foster a deeper sense of community to build the foundations of interpersonal connections and mutual support necessary to face the coming challenges of a post-carbon world.

weekend workshop detailing the effects of peak oil, and examining
our options as defined by the constraints of available energy in a post
petroleum world subject to increasing ecological limits

To be held at Sunbow Farm, Institute of Biowisdom, near Corvallis, OR.
(let's carpool; from Eugene, contact deeblack@gmail.com)

Greetings:

On November 12th, from 2-6 pm +, Sunbow Farms is hosting a gathering of various disciplines, interests, and visions in order to connect and to discuss the current times and ways of gathering the mycelia of expertise in order to survive the upcoming times in the Willamette Valley.

The Mayan Elders met in the last quarter. According to their current rendition we are in the time of the fulfillment of the long awaited prophecies. They said that the next 18 months will unveil the earth changes. For us, the long journey begins now.

What if, collectively, we have access to all the wisdom and resources we need to confront even the most difficult challenges?

Come join us for a different sort of evening as we create our world and its future through a process of connecting with each other, sharing knowledge and know-how and building relationships-all through the process of collaborative conversation?

Beyond Oil Sonoma County will host an intimate evening of small group exploration and collective sharing of questions that really matter.

We will be using the World Café format to access our collective intelligence, clarify our group purpose and foster a deeper sense of community to build the foundations of interpersonal connections and mutual support necessary to face the coming challenges of a post-carbon world.

weekend workshop detailing the effects of peak oil, and examining
our options as defined by the constraints of available energy in a post
petroleum world subject to increasing ecological limits

What if, collectively, we have access to all the wisdom and resources we need to confront even the most difficult challenges?

Come join us for a different sort of evening as we create our world and its future through a process of connecting with each other, sharing knowledge and know-how and building relationships-all through the process of collaborative conversation?

Beyond Oil Sonoma County will host an intimate evening of small group exploration and collective sharing of questions that really matter.

We will be using the World Café format to access our collective intelligence, clarify our group purpose and foster a deeper sense of community to build the foundations of interpersonal connections and mutual support necessary to face the coming challenges of a post-carbon world.

Concerned Citizens Coalition of Roane and Calhoun Counties (CCC) WHAT: Peak Oil Documentary and Discussion The CCC will host a free showing of the documentary: The End of Suburbia: Oil Depletion and the End of the American Dream. The film explains Peak Oil and its importance to all Americans. CCC members will lead a discussion after the 78-minute movie. The group will provide a list of books and websites on Peak Oil for those who want to learn more. WHEN: Monday, November 14 at 7 p.m. WHERE: Roane County Library in Spencer, downstairs WHY: Peak Oil will apparently force drastic changes in our way of life some time in the next ten years or so.

What if, collectively, we have access to all the wisdom and resources we need to confront even the most difficult challenges?

Come join us for a different sort of evening as we create our world and its future through a process of connecting with each other, sharing knowledge and know-how and building relationships-all through the process of collaborative conversation?

Beyond Oil Sonoma County will host an intimate evening of small group exploration and collective sharing of questions that really matter.

We will be using the World Café format to access our collective intelligence, clarify our group purpose and foster a deeper sense of community to build the foundations of interpersonal connections and mutual support necessary to face the coming challenges of a post-carbon world.

The Kuranda Amphitheatre and Earthwatch present: The End of Suburbia will be screened at the Kuranda Amphitheatre, Understage Area, in Barron Falls Rd, Kuranda, Qld, Australia.

There will also be a short presentation and discussion on localisation.

November 15, 2005

Gold coin donation entry
Doors open @ 7:00 p.m.
Film begins @ 7:30p.m.

CLEAN ENERGY - Technology, Policy, and Finance at the Tipping Point

Description: Amid soaring oil prices and deepening concern about accelerated climate change, an unprecedented wave of technology and policy innovation is beginning to transform energy markets around the globe. This half-day symposium will bring together some of the most thoughtful and articulate policy, business, and finance leaders in the San Francisco Bay Areaâ€

End of Suburbia in Kuranda, Australia


Description: The Kuranda Amphitheatre and Earthwatch present:

The End of Suburbia will be screened at the Kuranda Amphitheatre, Understage Area, in Barron Falls Rd, Kuranda, Qld, Australia. There will also be a short presentation and discussion on localisation.

Gold coin donation entry, doors open 6:30pm.

Date: Nov 15 2005

Time: 7: : 00 pm

Duration: 0hour/s 00 Minute/s
Participants:
Screenings

Richard Heinberg "Peak Oil: How it will change your life"
Richard is America's foremost Peak Oil Educator, and author of The Party's Over and Powerdown.

End of Suburbia in [City name]


Description: The Kuranda Amphitheatre and Earthwatch present:

The End of Suburbia will be screened at the Kuranda Amphitheatre, Understage Area, in Barron Falls Rd, Kuranda, Qld, Australia. There will also be a short presentation and discussion on localisation.

Gold coin donation entry, doors open 7pm.

Date: Nov 15 2005

Time: 7: : 30 pm

Duration: 0hour/s 00 Minute/s
Participants:
Screenings

What if, collectively, we have access to all the wisdom and resources we need to confront even the most difficult challenges?

Come join us for a different sort of evening as we create our world and its future through a process of connecting with each other, sharing knowledge and know-how and building relationships-all through the process of collaborative conversation?

Beyond Oil Sonoma County will host an intimate evening of small group exploration and collective sharing of questions that really matter.

We will be using the World Café format to access our collective intelligence, clarify our group purpose and foster a deeper sense of community to build the foundations of interpersonal connections and mutual support necessary to face the coming challenges of a post-carbon world.

A great primer and platform for discussion. Come to watch but also to discuss the feelings invoked.

The Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County will hold a planning meeting for launching a BUY LOCAL FOOD campaign on Wednesday, November 16th, at 7:00pm at the Cooperative Extension offices on 615 Willow Ave. in Ithaca. If you plan on attending, please contact lsg8@cornell.edu.

Wal-Mart is a major barrier to a sustainable, local economy for Berea and every other community in the United States.

WAL-MART: The High Cost of Low Price takes you behind the glitz and into the real lives of workers and their families, business owners and their communities, in an extraordinary journey that will challenge the way you think, feel... and shop.

A film by independent film-maker Robert Greenwald.

Showing at 6pm, Wednesday, November 16 in Room 308 Draper Hall on the Berea College campus. Everyone is invited. After the film we will have a discussion of how to take back and relocalize Berea's economy.

THE END OF SUBURBIA

With brutal honesty and a touch of irony, The End of Suburbia is a documentary that explores the American Way of Life and its prospects as global demand for fossil fuels begins to outstrip supply.

Guest speaker: Jerry McNerney, to discuss alternative energy sources.

The Diablo Valley Democratic Club is sponsoring a showing on November 16, 2005 from 7:00 pm to 9:30 pm at the
Mt. Diablo Unitarian Universalist Church, 55 Eckley Ln, Walnut Creek.

RSVP by Nov. 5 to Sally Sweetser
925/335-2647
sara_sweetser@msn.com

What if, collectively, we have access to all the wisdom and resources we need to confront even the most difficult challenges?

Come join us for a different sort of evening as we create our world and its future through a process of connecting with each other, sharing knowledge and know-how and building relationships-all through the process of collaborative conversation?

Beyond Oil Sonoma County will host an intimate evening of small group exploration and collective sharing of questions that really matter.

We will be using the World Café format to access our collective intelligence, clarify our group purpose and foster a deeper sense of community to build the foundations of interpersonal connections and mutual support necessary to face the coming challenges of a post-carbon world.

Please join other progressive Sacramentans at the Crest Theater on Thursday, November 17, 7:00 p.m., for a screening of the new Walmart documentary. Advance tickets are $7.00 ($19.00 includes a DVD of the film). Price at the door is $9.00 ($22.00 with DVD). The Free Hooch Comedy Troupe will perform at 7:00 and the movie will start at 7:30.
The Crest Theater is a locally owned business. Buy local!
Bring your friends Thursday night so they will understand why it's worth it to pay a bit more at a locally owned business than saving a few cents at Walmart!

End of Suburbia in Randolph, Vermont


Description: Sponsored by Randolph Area Peace Coalition and the Post Carbon Institute.

The End of Suburbia will be screened at the Kimball Public Library in Randolph, VT, USA.

Put donation and door policy

Date: Nov 17 2005

Time: 7 : 00 pm

Duration: 1hour/s 45 Minute/s
Participants:
Screenings

What if, collectively, we have access to all the wisdom and resources we need to confront even the most difficult challenges?

Come join us for a different sort of evening as we create our world and its future through a process of connecting with each other, sharing knowledge and know-how and building relationships-all through the process of collaborative conversation?

Beyond Oil Sonoma County will host an intimate evening of small group exploration and collective sharing of questions that really matter.

We will be using the World Café format to access our collective intelligence, clarify our group purpose and foster a deeper sense of community to build the foundations of interpersonal connections and mutual support necessary to face the coming challenges of a post-carbon world.

Are the communities and schools prepared for the “Next Big One� that may devastate our city and leave you without power for communications and water for drinking? What will we do to protect our families, neighbors and schools?

End of Suburbia in [TONASKET]


Description:

The End of Suburbia will be screened at the [Community Center] in [Tonasket, WA USA].

Date: Nov 18 2005

Time: 6 : 30 pm

Duration: 0hour/s 00 Minute/s
Participants:

What if, collectively, we have access to all the wisdom and resources we need to confront even the most difficult challenges?

Come join us for a different sort of evening as we create our world and its future through a process of connecting with each other, sharing knowledge and know-how and building relationships-all through the process of collaborative conversation?

Beyond Oil Sonoma County will host an intimate evening of small group exploration and collective sharing of questions that really matter.

We will be using the World Café format to access our collective intelligence, clarify our group purpose and foster a deeper sense of community to build the foundations of interpersonal connections and mutual support necessary to face the coming challenges of a post-carbon world.

On Saturday November 19 Tampa Bay Post Carbon Council, in cooperation with the Unitarian Universalists of Clearwater, will co-host an all day workshop/symposium around the possible consequences of petroleum depletion for the local community.The film "The End of Suburbia" will be shown at 9 am; followed by a panel discussion and break-out sessions on food security, energy and transportation, and the impact of petrocollapse on matters of peace and justice.

The event will take place at the Octagon Center, 2470 Nursery Road, Clearwater, FL.

Come learn about our present and permanent energy crisis and how it will effect our communities water distribution. Our informative panel features, Sustainable Monterey County’s Executive Director, Deborah Lindsay, along with RisingLeaf Watershed Arts’ President, Paola Berthoin, H.O.P.E.’s Executive Director, David Dilworth, and Permaculture teacher, Lydia Neilsen from Santa Cruz. Learn about Pacific Grove’s watershed, our interdependent and fragile relationship with the Carmel River, water catchments, cisterns and grey water systems, and city codes, so you can become water independent.

End of Suburbia in Logansport, IN


Description: Sponsored by Gwen and the Post Carbon Institute.

The End of Suburbia will be screened at the Logansport-Cass County Public Library, 616 E. Broadway in Logansport, Indiana, USA.

Put donation and door policy

Date: Nov 19 2005

Time: 1 : 3 pm

Duration: 2hour/s 00 Minute/s
Participants:
PCI Events
Screenings

What if, collectively, we have access to all the wisdom and resources we need to confront even the most difficult challenges?

Come join us for a different sort of evening as we create our world and its future through a process of connecting with each other, sharing knowledge and know-how and building relationships-all through the process of collaborative conversation?

Beyond Oil Sonoma County will host an intimate evening of small group exploration and collective sharing of questions that really matter.

We will be using the World Café format to access our collective intelligence, clarify our group purpose and foster a deeper sense of community to build the foundations of interpersonal connections and mutual support necessary to face the coming challenges of a post-carbon world.

Usual 2 weekly meeting for Telscombe members - Peacehaven, East Sussex, UK
at URC Church Hall, Telscombe Cliffs.

All subjects related to peak oil and relocalisation discussed.

End of Suburbia in Winnipeg


Description: Sponsored by Winnipeg-North MP Judy Wasylycia-Leis and the Post Carbon Institute.

The End of Suburbia will be screened at the Sir William Stephenson Public Library in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. 765 Keewatin Street

Date: Nov 20 2005

Time: 1 : 30 pm

Duration: 2hour/s 30 Minute/s
Email: endofoil@mts.net
Participants:
PCI Events
Screenings

What if, collectively, we have access to all the wisdom and resources we need to confront even the most difficult challenges?

Come join us for a different sort of evening as we create our world and its future through a process of connecting with each other, sharing knowledge and know-how and building relationships-all through the process of collaborative conversation?

Beyond Oil Sonoma County will host an intimate evening of small group exploration and collective sharing of questions that really matter.

We will be using the World Café format to access our collective intelligence, clarify our group purpose and foster a deeper sense of community to build the foundations of interpersonal connections and mutual support necessary to face the coming challenges of a post-carbon world.

White Dog Café, Table Talk Series

with Michael Klare

Director of the Five College Program in Peace and World Security Studies at Hampshire College in Amherst, and defense analyst for “The Nation� and NPR, Klare authored numerous books, including Resource Wars, Low Intensity Warfare, and Blood and Oil: The Dangers and Consequences of America’s Growing Dependency on Imported Petroleum. An international security expert, Klare traces oil’s impact on foreign affairs from World War II to the present, and argues that America will continue to pay for oil with blood if we do not change our energy policies.

What if, collectively, we have access to all the wisdom and resources we need to confront even the most difficult challenges?

Come join us for a different sort of evening as we create our world and its future through a process of connecting with each other, sharing knowledge and know-how and building relationships-all through the process of collaborative conversation?

Beyond Oil Sonoma County will host an intimate evening of small group exploration and collective sharing of questions that really matter.

We will be using the World Café format to access our collective intelligence, clarify our group purpose and foster a deeper sense of community to build the foundations of interpersonal connections and mutual support necessary to face the coming challenges of a post-carbon world.

End of Suburbia in Pleasantville, NY


Description: Sponsored by Pace University's NATURE club and the Post Carbon Institute.

The End of Suburbia will be screened in the Butcher Suite in the Kessel Building, on the Pace University Pleasantville campus. Following the film there will be a discussion moderated by Environmental Economics professor Gassam Karam.
861 Bedford Road
Pleasantville NY 10570

Free to students and public

Date: Nov 21 2005

Time: 12 : 20 pm

Duration: 2hour/s 00 Minute/s
Email: rb73662p@pace.edu
Participants:

Free event Learn about the affects of Peak Oil and the decline of petroleum on our Oil Dependant Industrial Society. The film screening will be followed by a discussion on the effects of fossil fuels on our community and the actions we can take.

Donald R. Wright Auditorium Pasadena Central Library
285 East Walnut Street Pasadena, CA 91101
Nov 22 2005
6 : 30 pm

"Cheap oil is the party that we have been enjoying the past 150 years and that party is coming to an end. Within our lifetimes were going to see the end of the age of oil, and the result of that will be the end of the American way of life" - Richard Heinberg - in an excerpt from The END of SUBURBIA

END of SUBURBIA screening in Pasadena, California


Description: Sponsored by the Pasadena Post Carbon Outpost and the Post Carbon Institute.

Free event

Learn about the affects of Peak Oil and the decline of petroleum on our Oil Dependant Industrial Society. The film screening will be followed by a discussion on the effects of fossil fuels on our community and the actions we can take.

"Cheap oil is the party that we have been enjoying the past 150 years and that party is coming to an end. Within our lifetimes were going to see the end of the age of oil, and the result of that will be the end of the American way of life" - Richard Heinberg - in an excerpt from The END of SUBURBIA

Donald R. Wright Auditorium
Pasadena Central Library
285 East Walnut Street
Pasadena, CA 91101


Date: Nov 22 2005

Time: 6 : 30 pm

Duration: 2hour/s 30 Minute/s
Url: http://www.lapostcarbon.org
Email: info@lapostcarbon.org
Participants:
PCI Events
Screenings

What if, collectively, we have access to all the wisdom and resources we need to confront even the most difficult challenges?

Come join us for a different sort of evening as we create our world and its future through a process of connecting with each other, sharing knowledge and know-how and building relationships-all through the process of collaborative conversation?

Beyond Oil Sonoma County will host an intimate evening of small group exploration and collective sharing of questions that really matter.

We will be using the World Café format to access our collective intelligence, clarify our group purpose and foster a deeper sense of community to build the foundations of interpersonal connections and mutual support necessary to face the coming challenges of a post-carbon world.

Our next meeting is planned for 7-9pm on 12/7/05 at our usual location St. Lawrence Academy, 2000 Lawrence Ct. Santa Clara (near intersection of Lawrence Exprwy and Cabrillo Ave). We are confirming that the school will have space for us, but assume its on unless other wise posted.

e-Dialogue on The Post-Carbon Society: Is it feasible?
Wednesday, November 23, 2005, 1:00-2:30 p.m. PST and 4:00-5:30 p.m. EST

This website is not associated with Post Carbon Institute

Be there for the launch of a new website featuring a year-long asynchronous e-public forum and a series of real time e-Dialogues with some of the best minds in the country. The first e-Dialogue in this series will discuss critical public policy questions, such as, is a post carbon society even feasible? In their discussion, they will be talking about our reliance on fossil fuels in all sectors of human society and asking if it is even possible to change and what magnitude of change is necessary. Moderated by Dr. Ann Dale, Trudeau Fellow and Canada Research Chair on Sustainable Community Development, panelists include esteemed Canadians, Dr. John Robinson, UBC; Elizabeth May, Executive Director of the Sierra Club; Ralph Torrie, Vice-President of the ICF Consulting Group; Louise Comeau, Sage Foundation and Ontario Power Authority; Jeffrey Ardron, Scientific Advisor on Marine Protected Areas, German Federal Agency for Nature.

End of Suburbia in Kingston, Ontario, Canada


Description: Sponsored by STRIVE (Students Taking Responsible Initiatives for a Viable Environment) at Queen's University.

The End of Suburbia will be screened at the Biosciences Complex RM 1102, Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. There will be a panelist discussion from respected professors of the fields of fuel cell technology, economics, geography, geology, and global food security.

Free, with a suggested donation of $2, all proceeds to Queen's Sustainability (campus organization devoted to evaluating the university's sustainability)


Date: Nov 23 2005

Time: 7 : 00 pm

Duration: 3hour/s 00 Minute/s
Url: www.strive.blogdrive.com
Email: strive@ams.queensu.ca
Participants:
Screenings

What if, collectively, we have access to all the wisdom and resources we need to confront even the most difficult challenges?

Come join us for a different sort of evening as we create our world and its future through a process of connecting with each other, sharing knowledge and know-how and building relationships-all through the process of collaborative conversation?

Beyond Oil Sonoma County will host an intimate evening of small group exploration and collective sharing of questions that really matter.

We will be using the World Café format to access our collective intelligence, clarify our group purpose and foster a deeper sense of community to build the foundations of interpersonal connections and mutual support necessary to face the coming challenges of a post-carbon world.

Our next relocalisation meeting has been scheduled for Friday, November 25, 2005.
6:30 PM - 9:30 PM at the MEC head offices.

Well, at least we're getting around!

Outpost 322 will be holding a peak oil workshop in the morning and a talk in the afternoon about introducing a new currency to the UK, based on gold and an internet LETS

Conference is now fully booked.

Outpost 322 asked to give peak oil/relocalisation presentation at local climate change conference

View the second half of this startling documentary and followed by discussion November 27, 1:00 p.m., at the Unitarian Universalist Church (2425 Sierra Blvd) Directions: http://www.uuss.org/directions.shtml
NO EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO CONVERT YOU!

Don't be left out in the cold!!
Come join us at a facilitated viewing and discussion of the 2nd part of "The End of Suburbia" will be held at the Unitarian Universalist Society of Sacramento.

At the Bloor Cinema (Bathurst & Bloor)
Sunday Nov. 27 4:30 pm $10

the blockbuster documentary film

WAL-MART: THE HIGH COST OF LOW PRICE

"Breathtaking." NY Times
"Two Thumbs Up." Ebert & Roeper

Everyone has seen Wal-Mart's lavish television commercials,
but have you ever wondered why Wal-Mart spends so much
money convincing you it cares about your family, your
community and even its own employees? What is it hiding?

WAL-MART: The High Cost of Low Price takes you behind
the glitz and into the real lives of workers and their families,
business owners and their communities, in an extraordinary

Tuesday, November 29th, 7pm

End of Suburbia Screening - presented by the Urban Studies Student Union.

University of Toronto, Hart House, Debates Room

(Free for students w/id, $5 for non students)

Appetizers and sandwiches will be provided.

Related link: http://urbanstudies.ca/events.php

A Free Public Discussion and Ideas Forum

Tuesday November 29, 2005
7:30pm – 10 pm
Toronto City Hall, Committee Rm. 2
100 Queen St. West (at Bay St.)
Free

The Corporate Sustainability Tipping Point: How close are we?

We keep hearing about businesses that are changing their ways when it
comes to the environment. Are these stories exceptions, or signs that
we're close to the tipping point?

Few people are as well-qualified to give us a reality check on
business trends than Bob Willard, retired IBM Senior Manager. In the
last three years, he has been a speaker at over 160 Sustainability

Tuesday, November 29

Two Acre Wood Co-Housing – Sebastopol
6:30 – Social time
7:00 – Meeting begins
9:00 – Meeting ends
$2 donation for meeting space

Tuesday, November 29
7:00pm-9:30p.m.

Free

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Free screening of the ground-breaking commentary, "The End of
Suburbia," on American culture and its fate when the end of cheap oil
and the end of cheap natural gas arrive. Followed by a discussion
with Supervisor Jake McGoldrick and members of the San Francisco
Green Party on managing the collapse of our culture and what aspects
to preserve and what we should dispense with. Please arrive early.

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Eating Locally, Growing Locally, Cooking Globally, Grooving Globally: Why Local Food Is Good For Jobs, Health, Environment and Peace

Friday, December 2
12:30 - 2:30, York University, HNES 140

Panel: Donald Cole, University of Toronto; Karine Jarouch, FoodShare; Anan
Lololi, Afri-Can FoodBasket; and others!

From the Global South to the Global North: Growing Food in the City

Presented by the Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University; Centre
for Urban Health Initiatives, University of Toronto; Centre for Studies in Food Security, Ryerson University; and the Toronto Food Pol

As scientific study after scientific study indicates, global warming is now reaching crisis proportions. An international, state-sponsored Climate Conference will meet in Montreal, Canada from Nov 28 thru Dec 9 to discuss this. To pressure this conference to adopt strong resolutions to counter global warming, a national day of action has been declared for Dec 3rd.

A Forum: Peak Oil and Local Sustainability

A Community Response

Peak Oil -that point in time when world oil production will begin to
decline -forever

How will our economic system respond?
What are the local impacts?
What does sustainability mean?

Is this an opportunity for positive change towards a different kind of
future?

The forum will include video footage of the second annual Peak Oil
Conference, presentations by William Joseph and Richard Earnheart,
and will conclude with a facilitated discussion on local solutions to peak
oil.

Saturday, December 3, 2005