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Happenings include holidays; Chocolate Valentine’s Day theme at Rice and Spice International Slow Food Dinner; Zambian HIV/AIDS Program Benefit Concert and Silent Auction; WDBX House of Blooze ball; local Black History Month events; International Festival. News includes new Climate Service and climate.gov by Obama administration; scientists argue in Nature that IPCC needs overhaul; and Brit economic leaders warn about Peak Oil.
Word of the Day is aubade. Happenings include holidays; North Indian theme at Rice and Spice International Slow Food Dinner; Invasive Plant Eradication Work Day; Chill the Drills presentation on climate change and oil drilling in the American Arctic. News includes carbon trading fraudsters stealing 250,000 permits; majority of Americans support climate education and carbon regulation; Plastiki, boat made from 12,000 recycled bottles, prepares to sail Pacific.
Happenings include a Happy Birthday wish; holidays; International Coffee Hour; the new International Student Forum; Pakistani theme at Rice and Spice International Slow Food Dinner; Vigil for Peace; Decade of Chocolate fundraiser for the Women’s Center. News includes Obama’s love of oil, coal, and nuclear power; new iPad is greenish but still raises eco questions; Supreme Court deepens its belief that corporations are people too; 75th anniversary of canned beer; and Holiday Inn offers human bedwarmers.
Happenings include holidays; International Coffee Hour; Rice and Spice International Slow Food Dinner; Mark Stuart and Stacy Earle at Cousin Andy’s; Vigil for Peace. News includes Bill Gates offering convoluted perspectives on climate change; Copenhagen Accord; new Sierra Club chief.
Happenings include holidays, the WDBX Ball, and several events for the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Remembrance 2010. News includes the Murkowski Amendment, developing nations taking the lead on climate change, and the Doomsday Clock pushed back to six minutes to midnight.
Happenings include holidays; IMC film showing at Gaia House Interfaith Center; Food Works presentation at Sierra Club meeting; Christmas / Holiday tree collection. News includes EPA action on smog; electric car Think coming to the USA; Science says mountaintop removal actually harms people and the land; and transportation bill to have major environmental impacts.
Happenings include holidays and Sierra Club Stone Soup. News includes the unfortunate results of the official Copenhagen conference and the glimmers of hope offered by grassroots organizing.
Happy Holidays! Happenings include winter holidays; What Would Jesus Buy film showing tonight at the Big Muddy IMC in honor of Christmas; Vigil for Peace; Sierra Club New Year’s Day Stone Soup Picnic. News includes a holiday season with a lower carbon footprint and a higher presences of love and community.
Happenings include holidays; Rice and Spice International Slow Food Dinner; Class Dismissed film showing at Big Muddy IMC; and Vigil for Peace. News includes Copenhagen report, including a massive Copenhagen ruse by the Yes Men and allies.
Happenings include holidays; Gaia Cafe; Rice and Spice International Slow Food Dinner; Climate Candlelight Vigil; Wetback film showing at Big Muddy IMC; Climate Change Rally and Forum; Vigil for Peace; Carbondale City Council meeting. News includes local and global events surrounding the Copenhagen climate conference.
