[SustainableTompkins] Sylvester Johnson climate change talk

Brian Aldrich bsa9 at cornell.edu
Tue Mar 6 10:15:15 PST 2007


I have heard Sylvester's talk and it is OUTSTANDING. Science very well 
documented. Especially good for folks who are skeptical or have questions. 
Sylvester is willing to travel to any county in New York to give this 
presentation at his own expense. I encourage anyone who is putting a 
climate program together to take Sylvester up on his offer. He may be 
reached via his website www "dot" climatehealth "dot" net. Or e-mail or 
call me at 315-255-1183 bsa9 at cornell.edu

Brian

At 08:00 AM 2/28/2007, you wrote:
>   Those who have heard this  presentation before tell me it's VERY 
> GOOD.... Re. Presentation of Climate  Change: The New Urgency of Emission 
> Reduction, and How to Make a Difference.  Please forward this notice to 
> anyone who might be interested in attending one of the talks listed  below.
>  Presentation: Scientist Sylvester Johnson, Ph.D. Applied 
> Physics,  describes how to harness the most powerful social and economic 
> engine in history  to transitioning to renewable energy sources. Dr. 
> Johnson also outlines  political and business opportunities driven by the 
> need to implement  governmental and personal strategies for mitigating 
> greenhouse gas emissions. Reasons for urgency include  acceleration of 
> trends leading to losses from weather-related disasters ($200  billion in 
> USA in 2005), acceleration of glacial melting, rising sea level, 
> 25%  decrease in volume of Arctic sea ice since 1979, collapse of 
> Antarctic ice  shelves, increasing oceanic acidity, accelerating rises in 
> temperature that  increase the spread of insect-borne diseases, 
> increasing evaporation leading to  increased water stress, crop failures, 
> and loss of rain forests that have  previously retained reservoirs of 
> carbon from the atmosphere, and increasing  release of methane from 
> melting permafrost tundra and  hydrates. The presentation is oriented 
> towards the layperson...




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