Would anyone like to come with me to this event? I am working on a brochure that takes an anti-alarmist perspective, but I'm not sure I can have it finished in time. If not, it would still be good to make a lot of contacts and set ourselves up to issue a real challenge down the road.
Subject: Join PennFuture at our 2007 Pittsburgh Global Warming Event
Join PennFuture on March 31 at our southwestern Pennsylvania global warming conference "Global Warming 2007: It’s Time for Action."
This FREE conference will help you:
Learn the latest on federal and state legislation, policies, and global warming science.
Discuss what Pennsylvania can (and is) doing to slow global warming.
Network with citizens across the region and state taking action on global warming.
Hear experts and policymakers, including:
United States Senator Bob Casey, Jr.
Angela Anderson, Director, Clear the Air
Jeanne Dworetzky, Executive Director, Pennsylvania Energy Development Authority
Dr. Brenda Ekwurzel, Climate Scientist, Union of Concerned Scientists
John Hanger, President and CEO of Citizens for Pennsylvania's Future
Sister M. Christopher Moore, Provincial Minister, Felician Sisters of Pennsylvania
State Representative Jake Wheatley, Jr. (District 19)
... and other experts in global warming and clean energy policy. Saturday, March 31, 2007 from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM
Mercy Hospital, Sister Ferdinand Clark Auditorium, 1400 Locust Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Registration is free, but required, with light breakfast and lunch included.
Free exhibit space available to organizations. Space is limited.
RSVP today by calling PennFuture at 717-214-7920/ toll free in PA 800-321-7775 or by using our online form.
Mercy Hospital has ample parking and is readily accessible by many PAT bus routes.
Saturday, February 24, 2007
Dan Sullivan is looking for running mates to attend a global warming event by PENN Futurre
Dan Sullivan wrote:
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Dan,
What do you mean "anti-alarmist perspective"?
You'll have to ask Dan.
His email is in the posting.
But, in a nutshell, whatever humans do is about 1/10th of 1/1,000,000 of a factor next to what the sun does.
Now it is global warming. Before it was global cooling. That big ball of fire in the sky burns hotter from time to time.
That's his thoughts, BTW.
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