Post-Carbon London meeting

Aug 12 2008 - 7:30pm
Location: 
Central library, beside The Red Roaster

Post-Carbon London Monthly Meeting
(On the second Tuesday of each month.)

Location: Seating area inside the Central Library on the main floor, next to 'The Red Roaster'.

This is an open meeting, where we will be organizing Post-Carbon London projects.
Newcomers are welcome to attend.

Further details will be posted soon.

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Tentative agenda
- Drive-thru campaign re-cap
- Upcoming food event co-organizing
- "100 Mile News" (see http://www.postcarbonlondon.ca/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=27&Itemid=41)
- Resiliency plan (see http://www.postcarbonlondon.ca/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=38&Itemid=43)

(For a *personal perspective* on part of the drive-thru campaign,
see http://www.relocalize.net/forum_on_drive_thrus_in_london_ontario)

Additional agenda item suggestions are welcome.

You can reach the other Post-Carbon London organizers by e-mailing postcarbonlondon at gmail dot com.

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About Post-Carbon London:

Post-Carbon London focuses on proactive responses to global warming,
to oil & gas depletion (including world peak oil), and to other
problems (such as smog) that surround fossil fuel consumption; in other
words, we focus on creative solutions to these energy and carbon
problems.

We promote means of reducing energy demands (through alternative
transportation, for example), and we promote alternative energy sources
(such as solar power) that are more renewable. We also support energy
efficiency and carbon capture projects, but without emphasizing these
two approaches.

We also indirectly support -
- Co-operative responses to other environmental problems
- Various approaches to reducing consumption demands
- More local community relationships, participation, and culture (e.g.
local music) (while appreciating the importance of ties with outside
areas)

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