[Sustain] Global Warming, Thursday on Your Call
Barbara Ehrenreich's on KALW's "Your Call" tomorrow. Global Warming's the topic on Thursday. Google KALW & Your Call for details.
Also, just FYI:
Alexander Cockburn told me he doesn't believe that global warming has anything to do with man-made CO2 emissions; he just thinks it's a planetary process. I don't know enough science to have an opinion about this but you don't have to convince me one way or another about that to convince me that it's time to stop all these lethal gas, oil, coal, and nuclear power plant, home heating, and auto emissions, or the wars, uranium mining, and rainforest destruction they're inspiring.
Congrats and much thanks to Dennis and all others who organized tonight's "Peak Oil" education event at 831 Howard. I was only ten minutes late; that's an improvement, no? I've always been on the femme side, which often slows me down, but I raced out the door tonight, sans lipstick, once I finally dug up the address, 'cause it was just too important. Peace--A.
At 11:33 PM 4/10/2007, you wrote:
Congrats and much thanks to Dennis and all others who organized tonight's "Peak Oil" education event at 831 Howard. I was only ten minutes late; that's an improvement, no? I've always been on the femme side, which often slows me down, but I raced out the door tonight, sans lipstick, once I finally dug up the address, 'cause it was just too important. Peace--A.
Thanks, I think it was very useful, and certainly attracted a lot of folks; a lot of good information. And we all need a science class every now and then, heh. I've thanked Dick Hughes (who did most of the footwork) and David on our sfbayoil lists. One thing I was thinking about, that's happened to me in the past 3 years is, I no longer tend to think about the "if...then" scenarios (I don't think we have lots of time for that) - but the "HOW DO WE...?" It's a harder way to challenge the world.
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Dennis Brumm