Events in the Relocalization Network
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2009-01-12 19:00
Capital Region Energy Forum MeetingSubmitted Wed, 2008-12-17 15:42 — dave38tt Jim Kunstler will be our first speaker of this new season on Monday, January 12. Jim is a noted author - his latest book is "World Made By Hand” Of course he also wrote the important book “The Long Emergency: Surviving the End of Oil”. This is a really hot and timely subject- especially for many of CREF members who are invested in the market. As always, it is free and you are encouraged to bring relatives or friends. If you arrive by 7PM there will be a “What’s new in energy” discussion. Event title: Start: End: Contact Email: Key 1
2009-01-12 12:00
Citizen's State of City and County AddressSubmitted Fri, 2008-12-26 15:07 — Sundog
here is a calendar date, please join us citizen's state of the city and county monday, jan 12, noon, at harris hall, 8th and oak a group of concerned citizens will be making a report to the community about responding to deepening and worrisome trends in economics, environment, climate, resources and culture our perspective is that the media and official civic institutions are not adequately addressing climate change, the economy, resource depletion, the environment, global trends,,,,,,, there will be 5 speakers covering a broad range of important issues such as land use, transportation, rural economies, forests, local food, neighborhoods, property conversion, urban - rural connections, re prioritizing public spending and policy,,,,,,, there will be a website containing more detailed essays, under construction at this point Sustainability Commission members will be very interested in all of these issues, a broader scope of topics than our committee covers - puts more into perspective jan and aleta are part of this project so please mark the date, it will be taped also, for later viewing Jan Spencer Event title: Start: End: Location: Location(s)125 E. 8th Ave, Harris Hall, Eugene,, OR, 97401 See map: Google Maps Contact Email: Key 1
2008-12-24 15:10
Organic Flour for Sale from our Mill | Council of Canadians FundraiserSubmitted Wed, 2008-12-24 14:12 — Marion West Think Global. Act Local! Support our flour mill built in 1819! This is the last remaining original mill in North America still using half water power (turbine). This year reclaim your Christmas holidays. Make your holiday a celebration of food, family & life! - not stuff! Think Global. Act Local! Support our own independent mill built in 1819. Let's not take something we are so fortunate to have for granted. Purchase your flour this month from Council of Canadians | London Chapter . Your purchase will help support not only our work - you will be supporting & relocalizing your community. Support our organic farmers! By supporting organic methods we demonstrate respect towards our planet that so graciously sustains us. Of course, your purchase does not have to be completely altruistic. The cost of our flour is competitive. For approx. 50 cents more, you are paying true cost & reaping the rewards. It enables our families, as well as the families and children of the farmers, to be healthier by way of limiting our exposure to toxic chemicals and pesticides which destroy our ecosystem and all life within it. Let’s be the change we wish to see. The White Stripes support the mill – we should too! White Stripes Secret Show Video About the Arva flour Mill: Description: Built in 1819. One of the oldest roller flour mills in the Middlesex area still producing flour. Mill uses half water power (turbine) and half hydro power. Store on site where flour products are sold. Council of Canadians wishes to thank the people of Arva Flour Mills for their great generosity and assistance. Council of Canadians National Site Council of Canadians | London Facebook Group Event title: Start: End: Event Website: Contact Email: Key 1
2008-10-21 18:17
Junior Landcare ChallengeSubmitted Tue, 2008-10-21 18:25 — shine_on Grow Australia's biggest watermelon with the Junior Landcare Challenge. You can enter online as a school/youth group or individual at www.juniorlandcarechallenge.com Step 1- register online to receive your project kit and watermelon seeds Registrations close on November 7th. Good luck! Event title: Start: End: Event Website: |
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