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March 30th 2022 Hi Folks Our next meeting will be April 5th at 10am in the Senior Center. FYI the Tuesday Group meeting that day is “Emily Ford’s 1,200 Mile Winter Trek”. For this month’s meeting I suggest we look at issues arising from the Russia/Ukraine war and energy supplies to Europe. Meeting climate change […] Feb 23rd 2022 Hi Folks Our next meeting will be March 1st at 10am in the Senior Center. The omicron surge is waning, it is time to resume almost normal activities again. Please wear a mask to the meeting. February has had more than its usual share of dramatic news. For this meeting I suggest […] Jan 27th 2022 Hi Folks Our next meeting will be Feb 1st at 10am in the Senior Center. Yes, we are planning an in person meeting this month! Tuesday Group for that day will be given by Steve Hollenhorst. Steve is a prominent environmentalist and professor at Huxley College of the Environment at Western Washington […] Dec 30th 2021
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With the current covid surge of omicron, I suggest we skip the next meeting. Let’s review the situation again a month from now to decide if we can meet in February. For those who need some good reading here is a review from the New York Times. NY […] Nov 30th 2021
Hi Folks Our next meeting will be Dec 7th, at 10am at the Ely Senior Center. There is no Tuesday Group meeting that day. TG is on holiday break until January. With the covid surge continuing and omicron around the corner I hope that all climate attendees will be fully vaxed […] Nov 8th 2021 Hi Folks Thanks for a good meeting last week. There were a couple of items I promised to forward. Here is the youtube video on hydrogen YouTube on hydrogen It is 56 minutes long, but not technically challenging. As always another view point is useful. Here is another video about hydrogen in […] Oct 28th 2021
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Our next meeting will be Nov 2nd at 10am in the Senior Center. There is a lot to discuss. The news is full of climate issues with the start of the big meeting in Scotland and difficult negotiations on Biden’s “Build Back Better” plan. In addition we skipped […] Line 3, Oil and Climate Sept 14th 2021 Jeff Hanson told us about some regenerative agricultural techniques that improve soil fertility and enhance the soil’s carbon storage. The use of cover crops and low till practices also reduces the need for pest control. The sale of carbon offsets rewards the farmer. Jessica is Director of the U Minnesota’s Institute of the Environment. She covered many aspects of our climate problem and its solutions. |
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