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Peak Oil Panel in Byron Bay
May 13, 2005
Tim Winton has put together a panel to discuss the impact of Peak Oil on the Northern Rivers. For those of you who missed his talk - at Ambaji, this is a topic that is not to be ignored.
A recent poll of oil industry executives showed over half believed we have hit peak oil already or will do in the next couple of years. So this isn't just some environmentalist scare story.
Hopefully I'll see you at the talk
(Any questions etc, please email Tim directly, winton@nor.com.au
The Permaforest Trust is presenting a community information night:
"Preparing for Peak Oil in the Northern Rivers", 7:00 pm Thursday May 19th Byron Bay Community and Cultural Centre, 69 Jonson St Byron Bay, NSW.
Tim Winton, The Permaforest Trust will be joined by:
Jan Barham- Mayor Byron Shire
Nyck Jeans - Host 'Head to Head' on Bay FM
Dr. Liz Elliot, Anti Globalization Activist and Local GP
Sarah West, Environmental Scientist with GeoLINK
Find out the facts on energy availability, how energy descent will affect your life, what you can do about it, and the prospects for Byron Shire and beyond. How can the Northern Rivers as a community approach the 'energy/culture' transition in a positive and proactive way.
Posted by mitra at May 13, 2005 11:15 AM
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