All events suitable for 2ndry school students, ( who don't mind adult company :) - and podcasts available for classroom use - free of charge

BEYOND ZERO EMISSIONS – TUESDAY NIGHT CAMPAIGN MEETINGS

Campaign meetings area held on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday night of each month.

These meetings are for people interested in taking part in the Beyond Zero Emissions campaign. We begin with a report on any action that has been taken, new information, and any progress made, and finish with a discussion on what activities, events and tasks are coming up and what needs to be done.

The meetings are a good introduction to our organisation and the campaign, with new people given a separate briefing at the start of the meeting. Once people have found a role that they are comfortable with within the organisation, it is no longer necessary to come along to meetings with some preferring to work independently, or in a small team, on their chosen projects.

NOTE Next meeting 6 Jan 2009

PLUS BEYOND ZERO EMISSIONS - Mondays, Monthly Discussion Group with Guest Speakers - usually leading scientists and public figures - sometimes by video conference link OS and Interstate but with reciprocal facilities to facilitate discussion and questuins . Entry gold coin donation

NOTE Next event Mon 2nd Feb 6.30pm Sans Frontiers Room, Kindness House, Level 2, 288 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC 3065

PLUS BEYOND ZERO EMISSIONS Radio 3CR timeslots Monday 4.30pm and Fri 8.30 am

http://podcast.beyondzeroemissions.org/ for upcoming programming, podcast back issues and index of speakers

PLUS Link to the Sceptics Website Scientific skepticism is a healthy thing. Scientists should always challenge themselves to expand their knowledge, improve their understanding and refine their theories. Yet this isn't what happens in global warming skepticism. Skeptics vigorously criticise any evidence that supports anthropogenic global warming and yet eagerly, even blindly embrace any argument, op-ed piece, blog or study that refutes global warming.

So this website gets skeptical about global warming skepticism. Do their arguments have any scientific basis? What does the peer reviewed scientific literature say?

PLUS The organisations principal - Matthew Wright - is occassionally available for school talks - or another speaker may be provided in special circumstance