[Sust-mar] IBS Forum Sept 7

IBS ibs_pei at yahoo.com
Thu Aug 28 18:42:38 EDT 2008


Join author Mike Nickerson and activist Donna Dillman for a discussion on
sustainability.

One by one, people are realizing that human activity cannot
grow forever on a finite planet. When enough people understand this, the
conventional wisdom will shift. It will move from:
" Our purpose is to expand production and consumption,"
to,
" Our purpose is to enjoy living while managing the planet for generations 
to come."

Mike, a long-time sustainability educator and author of Life, Money &
Illusion: Living on Earth as if we want to stay," along with his wife,
Donna, the uranium activist who went 68 days without food last fall to
protest exploration near their home in eastern Ontario, are visiting over
two dozen communities in the Maritimes in September.  They have stops
scheduled as follows:

September 3 - uranium issue has top billing
Fredericton, NB
Organized by the Conservation Council of New Brunswick
Conserver House, 180 St. John St.
7:00 pm

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September 4
Fredericton, NB
Fredericton North Rotary
Fredericton Inn
12:00 noon
by invite only, contact the Rotary Club

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September 4
Cocagne, NB
Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group
In the science room at the Blanche Bourgeois School
Entrance is from Route 535.
7:00 pm

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September 5
Saint John, NB
Saint John Library
1 Market Square
1 -2 pm and
5-9 pm

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September 6
Moncton, NB
Grand Salle at the Aberdeen Centre
140 Botsford St. at Saint George
evening

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September 7
Charlottetown, PEI
Institute for Bioregional Studies
114 Upper Prince Street
6:30 p.m. for a pot luck supper followed by a presentation

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September 8
Truro, NS
Nova Scotia Agricultural College
Room 257 in the Cox Building
12:00 - 12:50
with a followup discussion later in the day

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September 10  - uranium issue has top billing
Brookfield, NS
Knox United Church Hall
7:00 p.m.

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September 11 - uranium issue has top billing
Chester Grant, NS
Forest Heights Community School,
Sponsored by South Shore Uranium Action Group
7:00 pm

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September 12
Mahone Bay, NS
Mahone Bay Centre
Cafe Canada, sponsored by South Shore Council of Canadians
community potluck at 6:00,
Discussion at 7:30 pm.

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September 13
Annapolis Royal, NS
8 to 11 a.m.
OARA sponsoring booksigning at:
Farmers Market

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September 13
Digby, NS
12pm-1pm lunch, meet Board Members and Digby Councillors
1pm-2pm - public presentation of "Living on Earth as if we want to Stay
Digby Municipal Building
Sponsored by: Southwest Nova Biosphere Reserve Association (SNBRA) &
the Municipal Representatives of Digby

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September 13  - uranium issue has top billing
Bear River, NS
Oakdene uranium group
Oakdene School
7:00 pm

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September 14
Digby Neck, NS
community potluck
Rossway Baptist church hall in Rossway
OARA meeting
family event
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

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September 15
Yarmouth , NS
Yarmouth Library
12:00 to 2:00 p.m.
405 Main Street

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September 15
Yarmouth, NS
Yarmouth Library
6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
405 Main Street

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September 16
Wolfville, NS
Wolfville Rotary
12:15 lunch
at the Old Orchard Inn at exit 11 off the 101
by invite only, contact the Rotary Club

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September 16
Wolfville, NS
Quaker gathering
all welcome
please email for details
sustain5 (at) web.ca

more info on Mike's work and The Sustainability Project at
www.SustainWellBeing.net
and on the uranium issue
www.ccamu.ca
www.uraniumcitizensinquiry.com
 Phil Ferraro and Nancy Willis
Institute for Bioregional Studies Ltd.
114 Upper Prince Street, Charlottetown 
Prince Edward Island Canada  C1A 4S3
"Restoring Community, Protecting the Land and Informing the Earth’s Stewards"
www.ibspei.ca


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