Actually, we are working on getting David himself to present in person. ;) susan_e_vaughan@juno.com wrote:
I have a 28-minute tape of David Fridley giving his biofuels presentation. You might want to use part of it. I would want to get permission from David first. Also, if you did want to use all or part of it, you'll have to let me know so that I can prepare it.
Sue
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Hi all, I have been wondering why no one has replied on the SFGP response to the proposal that we do a Sustainability WG presentation to the plenary; and I am noticing that the agenda is both packed, and in dispute, and that this is why no one has replied. So, here is our proposal:
First, the SFGP Working Group has a proposed presentation 'Beware The Biofuels Industrial Complex' and we are ready to line up a key speaker and/or panel on this topic.
On fitting into the schedule, my proposal is that we plan to do our presentation at the same time as one of the Breakout sessions for working groups (probably on Saturday) and then invite all attendees who do not intend to attend one of the Breakout sessions to come to the Sustainability Working Group presentation as an alternative. That would give our presentation lots of time to fully get our subject covered comprehensively (and possibly allow us time to get into other greenwashing topics like PG&E, clean coal, etc. as well).
With that said, we also feel that the biofuels problem is so serious that we would still like to get scheduled as a central item instead so that the entire body of attendees at the plenary can be informed on this critical issue.
Please let us know right away, your thoughts on this proposal, so that we can start lining up our speaker/panel.
Thanks,
Eric Brooks Co-Chair SFGP Sustainability Working Group
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Hi all, I have been wondering why no one has replied on the SFGP response to the proposal that we do a Sustainability WG presentation to the plenary; and I am noticing that the agenda is both packed, and in dispute, and that this is why no one has replied. So, here is our proposal:
First, the SFGP Working Group has a proposed presentation 'Beware The Biofuels Industrial Complex' and we are ready to line up a key speaker and/or panel on this topic.
On fitting into the schedule, my proposal is that we plan to do our presentation at the same time as one of the Breakout sessions for working groups (probably on Saturday) and then invite all attendees who do not intend to attend one of the Breakout sessions to come to the Sustainability Working Group presentation as an alternative. That would give our presentation lots of time to fully get our subject covered comprehensively (and possibly allow us time to get into other greenwashing topics like PG&E, clean coal, etc. as well).
With that said, we also feel that the biofuels problem is so serious that we would still like to get scheduled as a central item instead so that the entire body of attendees at the plenary can be informed on this critical issue.
Please let us know right away, your thoughts on this proposal, so that we can start lining up our speaker/panel.
Thanks,
Eric Brooks Co-Chair SFGP Sustainability Working Group
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As most of you know, the GPCA Coordinating Committee (CC) has been paralyzed relative to decision-making for over a year.
A CC vote led to the formation of an ad-hoc Agenda Committee empowered to present an Agenda for CC approval and for ultimate General Assembly approval at the May 26-27, 2007 Plenary in San Francisco. Subsequently, the ad hoc Agenda Committee produced a draft Agenda distributed to the Co-Cos email list that did not include proposals that were submitted in a timely manner and that lacked balance, especially regarding the CC delegate situation relative to Los Angeles. Because of these objections, the Agenda Committee had an expanded telephone conference on April 12 at which, by a disputed 3-0 vote, another ad hoc committee was permitted to submit an alternative agenda for CC approval. The following April 16 CC meeting ended in no consensus on either Agenda.
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