ACT Peak Oil Inc. exists to raise awareness and educate about the peak of world oil production, its implications, and the options for mitigation, within an environmental, economic and social context.

Ian Dunlop to speak on Australia's Energy and Climate Change Dilemma

Public Meeting


Ian Dunlop

— leading energy and climate change analyst






"Australia's Energy & Climate Change Dilemma

- the case for emergency action"

Hosted by Shane Rattenbury, MLA, ACT Greens Member for Molonglo


Legislative
Assembly


196 London Circuit, Canberra

5.30 - 6.30pm


Thursday 23 May 2013


Refreshments available from 5pm

Strategies for Sustainability with Nicole Foss

Strategies for Sustainability
with
Nicole Foss
Sunday, 7 April 2013
It is no secret that we are living in interesting and challenging times, and collaborative strategies for sustainability are what we need if we are to address our planetary emergency head-on. 

 

Nicole Foss, an internationally recognised expert on sustainability and finance, is returning to Mulloon Creek Natural Farms to explain the links between the converging pressures facing the globe - peak oil, financial crisis, and climate change - and the implications for our everyday lives and what we can do to address them.

Dinner with Nicole Foss

ACT Peak Oil, Nature and Society Forum and Sustainable Population Australia

invite you to

Dinner with Nicole Foss

acclaimed international expert on energy and the economy

7pm Wednesday 10 April 2013

Brassey Hotel

Belmore Gardens, Barton

$55 per ticket for two course meal. Drinks available at the bar. Nicole will answer questions for half an hour. Money must be received by 12pm, Monday 8 April.

See flyer for further details.

Julian Cribb to speak before ACT Peak Oil Annual General Meeting

Julian Cribb

Author of The Coming Famine


Photo: J. Carl Ganter

“Peak Oil and Food Security”

Molony Room, ANU Emeritus Faculty

24 Balmain Crescent, ANU, Canberra

5.30 for 6pm

Refreshments served at 5.30pm

Tuesday 27 November 2012

The address will be followed by Q&A and conclude at 7pm. After a 10 minute break, the AGM of ACT
Peak Oil will proceed. Members of the public are welcome to attend and to join the organisation.

Richard Heinberg's speech at the Opera House

Richard Heinberg spoke at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas at the Opera House. The video is available here

Richard Heinberg's Adelaide presentation

ACTPO President on population, published in News Limited

We seem to be hurtling down the path towards an out-sized Australia

In June 2010, Prime Minister Julia Gillard famously said: “Australia should not hurtle down the track towards a big population.”

She was distancing herself from her  predecessor Kevin Rudd, who had famously said on ABC TV's 7.30 Report that he believed in a “Big Australia”, of 36 million by 2050.

Letter from ACTPO President published in Guardian Weekly

No going back for Arctic

When Arctic sea-ice levels finally hit the anticipated record low this week, I felt a mixture of fear and panic (Arctic sea-ice levels on the verge of record low, GW, 31 August). Trend lines on graphs of sea-ice extent show the Arctic could be ice-free as early as September 2015 and almost certainly by 2020. With more exposed ocean absorbing more radiation and less ice to reflect it, a positive feedback mechanism has been set in train.

Richard Heinberg's Canberra presentation audio available

Community radio station 2XX has made available Richard Heinberg's talk from September 21:

http://fuzzylogicon2xx.podbean.com/2012/09/23/the-end-of-growth/

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