YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohio – Friday, Sept. 22 – Sunday, Sept. 24, 2006
Join us for this annual educational and networking opportunity for all individuals concerned about Peak Oil and working to make the change in their lives and communities.

Learn the latest information on Peak Oil and climate change and how it will affect our economy and our lives.
Discover the truth about the proposed energy alternatives.
Hear about solutions for food & farming, housing, and transportation, and how you can get involved.
Explore the concepts of relocalization, sustainability, agrarianism, and more.
Strategize with fellow Peak Oil activists, academics and community organizers in the largest gathering of the Peak Oil movement in the country.
Current speakers include:

Richard Heinberg – author, The Party’s Over and Powerdown
Vicki Robin – author, Your Money or Your Life; president, the New Road Map Foundation
Julian Darley – author, High Noon for Natural Gas; Director, Post Carbon Institute, co-author, Relocalize Now!
David Orr – chair, Environmental Studies Department, Oberlin College
Jeff Christian – director of Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Building Technology Center
Peter Bane – publisher, Permaculture Activist magazine
Richard Olson – director, Sustainability and Environmental Studies Program, Berea College
Sharon Astyk – Community Supported Agriculture farmer, peak oil writer and activist
Pat Murphy – executive director, The Community Solution
Faith Morgan – director, The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil
Megan Quinn – outreach director, The Community Solution
Registration begins soon at www.communitysolution.org