The last two presentations in the series on climate change by Karen Street will be held on June 3rd and 17th, from 1 to 3 after meeting for worship, with a discussion of what government can do. Child care will be provided
SESSION IV: TECHNOLOGY AND POLICY June 3rd
What are the policy solutions that will make a difference? What do we look for in legislation? A look at Socolow wedges, cap and trade, and other policy issues. We will also examine the potential for technology, including efficiency, cellulosic biofuels, solar, wind, geothermal, and nuclear power.
SESSION V: NUCLEAR POWER IN TODAY’S WORLD June 17th
Does nuclear power make sense in a carbon-constrained world? Karen will present some reasons for expanding the use of nuclear power; Joe Morris, a member of Santa Monica Meeting, will present some of the reasons against. The discussion and question period will be facilitated by Elisa Barbour of Berkeley Meeting.
Berkeley Friends Meeting
2151 Vine St.
Berkeley, CA
