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SUMMARY:CACOR Live | Jay Coggins | Meeting the Climate Challenge: Cheap but not Easy | 22 Apr 2026 at 13:30 EST
DESCRIPTION:CACOR Members and Associates are invited to the following CACOR Live presentation: \nSpeaker: Jay Coggins \nSubject: Meeting the Climate Challenge: Cheap but not Easy \n Time:   22 April\, 2026 at 13:30 EST \n(This presentation will be recorded and posted on our public YouTube channel within 48 hours afterwards!)\nMembers can pick up the live connection (Zoom) information at:  Canadian Association for the Club of Rome – CACOR Live: Dr. Jay Coggins – Meeting the Climate Challenge \nNot a member yet? Click HERE to join or get more details on benefits. \n  \n \n  \n  \nSummary: \nTwenty years ago\, it was true that a rapid transition away from fossil fuels looked to be prohibitively expensive. That old perspective is no longer convincing. Renewable energy sources like wind and solar have become so cheap that the switch to clean\, carbon-free energy now makes sense from a strictly economic point of view. If we’re smart about it\, energy will be cheaper in the renewable future than it is today. The intermittency challenge (it’s not always windy or sunny) is being met by grid-scale battery storage systems that have also become much cheaper. The main challenge is not economic\, and it’s not technology either. The main challenge comes from political resistance by a fossil sector that wants to continue pumping oil and gas\, and digging coal. That’s what they do. A real political battle lies ahead\, but there is hope in the evidence that powerful economic forces are in favor of saving our climate for future generations. \nBiography: \nJay Coggins\, PhD is a Distinguished University Teaching Professor of Applied Economics at the University of Minnesota. He has taught at Montana State University and the University of Wisconsin. Professor Coggins’s research interests are primarily in environmental economics and environmental policy\, especially related to air pollution and climate. He has published his work in several leading journals\, including the Review of Energy and Environment\, the Journal of the Association of Environmental Economists\, and the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management\, where he was Associate Editor for four years. \n  \nAdministration: \n–  The CACOR Sponsor Claude Buettner \n–  Suggestions for future speakers are solicited.  Wednesdays starting on 20 May 2026 are available. \nAll future CACOR Live speakers presently scheduled: \nCACOR Live Schedule – Canadian Association for the Club of Rome \n 
URL:https://canadiancor.com/event/cacor-live-jay-coggins-meeting-the-climate-challenge-cheap-but-not-easy-22-apr-2026-at-1330-est/
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SUMMARY:CACOR Live | Lauren Latour | We need each other: On the importance of working in solidarity and coalition
DESCRIPTION:CACOR Members and Associates are invited to the following CACOR Live presentation: \nSpeaker: Lauren Latour \nSubject: We need each other: On the importance of working in solidarity and coalition \nTime: 29 April\, 2026 13:30 Eastern Time (US and Canada) \n(This presentation will be recorded and posted on our public YouTube channel within 48 hours afterwards!)\nMembers can pick up the live connection (Zoom) information at: Canadian Association for the Club of Rome – CACOR Live: Lauren Latour – Working in solidarity and coalition \nNot a member yet? Click HERE to join or get more details on benefits. \nMeeting ID: 857 9276 4597 \nPasscode: 603965 \n \nSummary: \nThe climate movement cannot win in solitude. In 2026 with the rise of fascism knocking on our door\, the cost of living making it harder for ourselves\, our friends\, and neighbours to make ends meet\, and the digital media landscape perpetuating antisocial tendencies\, it is more difficult than ever before to organize around an issue as existential and nebulous as climate. Not only is working in concert with\, and in support of other progressive communities the ethical and moral imperative\, it is the only way to harness the power of the people in order to achieve the outcomes we so desperately need. \nBiography: \nLauren’s been with Climate Action Network Canada since 2019\, first as Climate Ambition Coordinator and now as Member Services & Movement Building Manager\, after having spent several years in grassroots climate justice organizing circles in communities across Canada. \nLauren was born and raised on the land of the Anishinaabeg\, Haudenosaunee\, Attawandaron\, and Wendat peoples\, in what is commonly known as London\, Ontario. A graduate of Environmental Studies and Political Science at Mount Allison University in Mi’kma’ki (New Brunswick) Lauren first became involved in climate justice organizing through campus fossil fuel divestment campaigning\, organizing Powershift youth convergences\, and as delegate to COP 21 and 22 with the Canadian Youth Delegation. Passionate about ensuring we transition to a carbon neutral future in a way that works for all\, Lauren takes great pride in working in service of CAN-Rac’s members\, and the climate movement. \nLinks: \nHome – Climate Action Network Canada (CAN-Rac) \nCanadian Association of the Club of Rome (CACOR) homepage https://canadiancor.com/ \nCACOR YouTube www.youtube.com/@canadianassociationforthec7885 \n  \nAdministration: \n–  The CACOR Sponsor Richard van der Jagt \n–  Please invite friends and colleagues. \n–  One brief question at a time\, please.   Others are waiting. \n–  DO NOT post these credentials on social media. \n– Suggestions for future speakers are solicited.  Wednesdays starting on 20 May 2026 are available. \nAll future CACOR Live speakers presently scheduled: \nCACOR Live Schedule – Canadian Association for the Club of Rome \n 
URL:https://canadiancor.com/event/cacor-live-lauren-latour-canadian-climate-action-network-overview-11-feb-2026-at-1330-est/
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SUMMARY:CACOR Live Schedule
DESCRIPTION:Donate Now\nAll scheduled future CACOR Live presentations are:\n\n\n\n288\n08-Apr-26\nMichael Barnard\nCanada’s Pathway to Low Carbon\n\n\n289\n15-Apr-26\nDr. John Sanbonmatsu\nHuman Supremacism\, Capitalism\, and Ecological Collapse\n\n\n290\n22-Apr-26\nDr. Jay Coggins\nBest economic policies to speed the transition away from fossil fuels\n\n\n291\n29-Apr-26\nLauren Latour\nWe need each other: On the importance of working in solidarity and coalition\n\n\n295\n27-May-26\nDavid Stocks\nLet’s Stop Wasting Time and Embark on True Tax Reform\n\n\n296\n03-Jun-26\nPam Pence\nStable Planet Alliance\n\n\n298\n17-Jun-26\nMichell Beer\nAn Energy Transition In Real Time: How Canada’s Fossil Fuel Exports Could Collapse\, and Why Energy Modelling Missed the Memo\n\n\n\n  \nCACOR Promotional short videos. \n \n  \nFull listing of CACOR Live presentations:\n \n  \n\n\n\nArt Hunter\n1\n15-Apr-20\nDr. Ted Manning\nGreening China Challenge\n\n\nArt Hunter\n2\n22-Apr-20\nBill Pugsley\nMeasuring Ottawa’s Air Pollution\n\n\nArt Hunter\n3\n29-Apr-20\nDr. Art Hunter\nOff Grid for 200 days in 2020\n\n\nArt Hunter\n4\n06-May-20\nDr. John Hollins\nStumbling from Rio to Paris\n\n\nArt Hunter\n5\n13-May-20\nRuben Nelson\nCivilizational Overshoot\n\n\nArt Hunter\n6\n20-May-20\nGordon Kubaneck\nMental Health and Covid-19\n\n\nArt Hunter\n7\n27-May-20\nJohn Meyer\nCanada’s Energy History (guest talk)\n\n\nArt Hunter\n8\n03-Jun-20\nValues Committee\nThe entanglement of these times conditioning the future\n\n\nArt Hunter\n9\n10-Jun-20\nDr. Ted Manning\nPre-Columbian Cultures of the Americas–what happened?\n\n\nTed Manning\n10\n17-Jun-20\nMarianne Armstrong\nAdapting Canada’s Building Codes for Climate Change\n\n\nArt Hunter\n11\n24-Jun-20\nDavid Hutton\nWhistleblowers During the Covid-19 Pandemic\n\n\n\n12\n02-Jul-20\nPaul Maillet\nRacism and transforming our own biases\n\n\nArt Hunter\n13\n08-Jul-20\nPaul Koch\nStockholm 1972 revisited\n\n\nArt Hunter\n14\n15-Jul-20\nDr. Anitra Thorhaug\nScrubbing Carbon Dioxide from the Atmosphere with Seagrass\n\n\nArt Hunter\n15\n29-Jul-20\nVic Buxton\nEnvironment\, Ethics and Sustainable Development\n\n\nArt Hunter\n16\n12-Aug-20\nZack Jacobson\nFlu and SARS\, speculations about COVID\n\n\nArt Hunter\n17\n26-Aug-20\nJon Legg\nArms Control and Disarmament\n\n\nArt Hunter\n18\n09-Sep-20\nJohn Meyer\nCanada’s Energy Future (guest talk)\n\n\nArt Hunter\n19\n16-Sep-20\nDr. Haifa Feki\nClimate Change and Water Resources\n\n\nArt Hunter\n20\n23-Sep-20\nDr. Art Hunter\nVertical wall solar power and a virus disinfection chamber\n\n\nArt Hunter\n21\n30-Sep-20\nCACOR AGM\nNo featured presentation – members only\n\n\nArt Hunter\n22\n07-Oct-20\nJeff Passmore\nThe Industrial Bioeconomy Revolution\n\n\nArt Hunter\n23\n14-Oct-20\nCatherine Smith\nFood Security for Humankind: Past\, Present and Future\n\n\nArt Hunter\n24\n21-Oct-20\nGordon Kubaneck\nSustainable Living at Plump Robin Hollow\n\n\nArt Hunter\n25\n28-Oct-20\nJennifer Manning\nGlobal Procurement in times of Covid-19\n\n\nDavid Dougherty\n26\n04-Nov-20\nJean Dougherty\nA Travelogue Through Time\n\n\nArt Hunter\n27\n11-Nov-20\nDr. John Purdie\nCarbon Dioxide and the Biosphere\n\n\nArt Hunter\n28\n18-Nov-20\nArna Einarsdottir\nOrchestral Music and Social Change\n\n\nArt Hunter\n29\n25-Nov-20\nDr. Barry Bruce\nAn Off-Grid Root Cellar\n\n\nArt Hunter\n30\n02-Dec-20\nDr. R. Walker\nRe-imagining Nuclear Energy\n\n\nArt Hunter\n31\n09-Dec-20\nDave Dougherty\nPart 1 – How a Novel Virus Up-ended the Modern World  –  Basics   / The SARS2 Virus\n\n\nArt Hunter\n32\n16-Dec-20\nRuben Nelson\n“Alberta:  What’s Going on and Why It Matters to all Canadians.”\n\n\nArt Hunter\n0\n23-Dec-20\nChristmas break\n\n\n\nArt Hunter\n0\n30-Dec-20\nNew Year’s break\n\n\n\nArt Hunter\n33\n06-Jan-21\nDr. Linda Duxbury\nLeading and Managing During Times of Disruption and Crisis\n\n\nArt Hunter\n0\n12-Jan-21\nUSA CoR\nDr. Evan Ellis – China in the Western Hemisphere\n\n\nArt Hunter\n34\n13-Jan-21\nDavid Pollock\nDeveloping policies that reduce Inequality and improve Genuine Wealth including Climate Justice\n\n\nArt Hunter\n35\n20-Jan-21\nHuguette Labelle\nThe Way that Women Deal with Global Issues\n\n\nArt Hunter\n0\n21-Jan-21\nCMOS\nHolocene climate variability of the North American Arctic and impacts on terrestrial ecosystems & human populations\n\n\nArt Hunter\n36\n27-Jan-21\nDavid Dougherty\nPart Two: The Societal Responses and Effects of SARS2\n\n\nArt Hunter\n37\n03-Feb-21\nJohn Gilmore\nTaking LEAP to education liberation in Africa\n\n\nArt Hunter\n38\n10-Feb-21\nVic Buxton\nAn overview of the Major Elements of the International Environmental Agency\n\n\nArt Hunter\n39\n17-Feb-21\nDr. Jamie Stephen\nDistrict Energy in Canada\n\n\nArt Hunter\n40\n24-Feb-21\nJohn Meyer\nPopulism; Rebuilding the National Conversation\n\n\nValerie Hume\n41\n03-Mar-21\nDr. Madeline Weld\nDoes Canada need a population policy?\n\n\nArt Hunter\n42\n10-Mar-21\nMarilyn Mosley Gordanier\nThe Rise of Distance Learning and its Global Ramifications :Example\, Educating Girls in Afghanistan\n\n\nArt Hunter\n43\n17-Mar-21\nDr. Gerald Kutney\nEngaging politicians and climate deniers\n\n\nArt Hunter\n0\n18-Mar-21\nDr. Ronnie Drever\nNatural Climate Solutions for Canada\, cmos.ca/site/Ottawa\n\n\nArt Hunter\n44\n24-Mar-21\nMargaret McCuaig-Johnston\nChallenges in Dealing with Today’s China:\n\n\nArt Hunter\n45\n31-Mar-21\nDr. Charles Hall\nLimits to Growth at 50 years: Brief history and present implications\n\n\nArt Hunter\n46\n07-Apr-21\nJessica Lambert\nBiophysical Economics: energy’s role in economic systems\n\n\nArt Hunter\n47\n14-Apr-21\nDr. Timiebi Aganaba\nTowards Space Sustainability: Lessons Learned from Environmental Liability Regimes\n\n\nArt Hunter\n48\n21-Apr-21\nVic Buxton\n“The Development Phase of the Montreal Protocol”\n\n\nArt Hunter\n0\n21-Apr-21\nLaura Twidle\nThe Impacts of Extreme Events on the Canadian Insurance Industry\, cmos.ca/site/Ottawa\n\n\nArt Hunter\n49\n28-Apr-21\nRalph Torrie\nThe mother of disruption – automobiles\n\n\nArt Hunter\n50\n05-May-21\nEric Usher\nIs responsible banking an oxymoron? The UN’s work with the banking sector since 1992\n\n\nArt Hunter\n51\n12-May-21\nDr. William Rees\nToo clever by half\, but not nearly smart enough\n\n\nArt Hunter\n52\n19-May-21\nDerek Paul\nA Leap to an Ecological Economy.\n\n\nArt Hunter\n53\n26-May-21\nSharon Coward\nOttawa EnviroCentre – OSF Fund\n\n\nArt Hunter\n54\n02-Jun-21\nDr. Don Cowan\nA Strategy for Sharing World Environmental Data & Information\n\n\nArt Hunter\n55\n09-Jun-21\nDr. Ted Manning\nWellbeing for small communities\n\n\nArt Hunter\n56\n16-Jun-21\nDr. Alan Menzel-Jones\nThe Perfect Storm: Canada’s future in peril\n\n\nArt Hunter\n57\n23-Jun-21\nSundaura Alford-Purvis\nLand use planning can affect climate change\n\n\nArt Hunter\n58\n30-Jun-21\nDr. Adam Fenech\nClimate change – We’re screwed\n\n\nDavid Dougherty\n59\n07-Jul-21\nDr. Peter Ottensmeyer\nFast-spectrum SMR technology to combat climate change\n\n\nArt Hunter\n60\n14-Jul-21\nRaymond Leury\nExpected policies of Canada and the USA on Electric Vehicle markets\n\n\nArt Hunter\n61\n21-Jul-21\nBruce Fanjoy\nOperations of the Millview Passive House\n\n\nArt Hunter\n62\n28-Jul-21\nPaul Beckwith\nMethane and clathrates: Climate calamity update\n\n\nxxxx\n0\n04-Aug-21\nclosed\nTwo weeks off in August\n\n\nxxxx\n0\n11-Aug-21\nclosed\nTwo weeks off in August\n\n\nArt Hunter\n63\n18-Aug-21\nDr. Julia Kim\nBeyond GDP\, Beyond Numbers: Lessons from Bhutan’s journey towards Gross National Happiness.\n\n\nArt Hunter\n64\n25-Aug-21\nDr. Yannick Beaudoin\nThe WEAll Can Journey: Re-imagining the purpose of an economy.\n\n\nArt Hunter\n65\n01-Sep-21\nDavid Dougherty & David Pollock\nFinding Pathways to Climate Stability.\n\n\nArt Hunter\n66\n08-Sep-21\nEls Vanbeckevoort\nThe global water emergency: go digital or go dark.\n\n\nArt Hunter\n67\n15-Sep-21\nSarah Dougherty\nThe importance of interdisciplinary planning and execution of remediation projects for contaminated sites.\n\n\nArt Hunter\n68\n22-Sep-21\nMike Nickerson\nLiving on Earth as if We Want to Stay\n\n\nxxxx\n0\n23-Sep-21\nPeter Kimbell\nCanadian Weather Radar – Public Display Update https://cmos.ca/site/ottawa\n\n\nBill Pugsley\n69\n29-Sep-21\nGordon Kubanek\neLearning: friend or foe?\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n70\n06-Oct-21\nRyan Katz-Rosene\nScaling Climate Action: Lessons from (and for) the Flying Less Movement.\n\n\nJohn Hollins\n71\n13-Oct-21\nBeatrice Olivastri\nA progress report on saving the bees and how it connects with climate change.\n\n\nJohn Hollins\n72\n20-Oct-21\nDr. Ian Burton\nHow to Deal with the Adaptation Deficit.\n\n\nCMOS\n0\n21-Oct-21\nDr. Alan Betts\nClimate Change and Society.  https://cmos.ca/site/ottawa\n\n\nxxxx\n0\n25-Oct-21\nCACOR Values Committee\nThe Paradox of Human Nature in the Climate Crisis\n\n\nJohn Hollins\n73\n27-Oct-21\nRalph Torrie\nMission retrofit: Buildings for the Post Petroleum World.\n\n\nJean Dougherty\n74\n03-Nov-21\nRuben Nelson\nAlberta’s Struggle with the Future: An Insider’s View.\n\n\nArt Hunter\n75\n10-Nov-21\nDr. Bob Walker\nReimagining Nuclear Energy–An Update.\n\n\nRuben Nelson\n76\n17-Nov-21\nBob Sandford\nWhat On Earth Is Going On?  Global Reset & the Future of Hope.\n\n\nxxxx\n0\n22-Nov-21\nCACOR Women’s Committee\nWhat is a Just Transition?\n\n\nRick Carpenter\n77\n24-Nov-21\nJohn McClintock\nThe Climate Emergency: Canada’s special role.\n\n\nRuben Nelson\n78\n01-Dec-21\nDr. William Rees\nOn the virtues of self-delusion–or maybe not!\n\n\nZack Jacobson\n79\n08-Dec-21\nPaul Beckwith\nCOP26: The Good\, the Bad\, and the Ugly.\n\n\nArt Hunter\n80\n15-Dec-21\nDr. Ian Burton\nQ&A forum on COP26 proceedings by a participant.\n\n\nxxxx\n0\n20-Dec-21\nCACOR Values Committee\nPeople and Nature over Profit.\n\n\nxxxx\n0\n24-Dec-21\nclosed\nChristmas break\n\n\nxxxx\n0\n31-Dec-21\nclosed\nNew Year’s break\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n81\n05-Jan-22\nDr. Meg Sears\nScience for Public Health and Effective Environmental Law.\n\n\nRuben Nelson\n82\n12-Jan-22\nDr. Thomas Homer-Dixon\nWorld3 at 50: What it got right\, and what it got wrong.\n\n\n\n\n13-Jan-22\nJerome C. Glenn\nCOVID-19 Scenarios.\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n83\n19-Jan-22\nRick Lindgren\nClimate Change and the Law: Issues and Opportunities.\n\n\n\n\n20-Jan-22\nAstrid Schetselaar\nClimate Change in the Yukon: register https://cmos.ca/site/ottawa\n\n\nBob Jones\n84\n26-Jan-22\nDr. Geoff Strong\nClimate Crisis and Net-Zero Emissions Deceptions.\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n85\n02-Feb-22\nDr. Pierre Mineau\nMore powerful insecticides\, declining insect populations\, and bats.  What could go wrong?\n\n\n\n\n07-Feb-22\nCACOR Values Committee\nSchizogenesis: The Expansion of Consciousness–Crisis and Opportunities.\n\n\nDavid Dougherty\n86\n09-Feb-22\nDavid Miller\nCities and Climate Change.\n\n\nTed Davie\n87\n16-Feb-22\nDr. Jack Alpert\nImagining a Sustainable Civilization.\n\n\nDavid Dougherty\n88\n23-Feb-22\nDr. Tzeporah Berman\nInternational Cooperation to Align Fossil Fuel Production with Paris Goals: A Bold New Idea.\n\n\nZack Jacobson\n89\n02-Mar-22\nDr. Raymond Murphy\nThe Accelerating Treadmill of Fossil-Fuelled Practices and Assessing What to Do about It.\n\n\nGabriella GrefInnes\n90\n09-Mar-22\nPeter MacKinnon\nSmart Cities: What are they?\n\n\nGordon Kubaneck\n91\n16-Mar-22\nDr. Meg Sears & David McRobert\nWhy isn’t the Canadian Environmental Protection Act working\, and how can it be made relevant in the 2020s and beyond?\n\n\n\n\n17-Mar-22\nEric Oliver (CMOS)\nBridging knowledge systems: Scientific and Inuit knowledge of the ocean and sea ice\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n92\n23-Mar-22\nDr. Jennifer Purdy\nHealth Impacts of Climate Change.\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n93\n30-Mar-22\nDarrin Qualman\nClimate\, farms\, food\, emissions\, and solutions.\n\n\nMyles Flaig\n94\n06-Apr-22\nDr. Sailesh Rao\nClimate Healers: Food is Climate (Cow in the Room).\n\n\nIan Whyte\n95\n13-Apr-22\nFrank de Jong\nHenry George Economics: For a Just\, Green\, and Prosperous Society.\n\n\nJohn Hollins\n96\n20-Apr-22\nDr. Anders Hayden\nA Wellbeing Economy: Kinder\, Gentler Growth or a Breakthrough Beyond Growth?\n\n\nTed Manning\n97\n27-Apr-22\nDr. Anders Wijkman\nCircular Economy seems so obvious–why so slow in the making?\n\n\nGrodon Kubanek\n98\n04-May-22\nDr. Alan Betts\nThe Earth’s View of Climate Change.\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n99\n11-May-22\nMichael Way\nThe Millennium Seed Bank Partnership–safeguarding wild plants for our future. (Kew Gardens)\n\n\nRick Carpenter\n100\n18-May-22\nBruce Usher\nInvesting in the Era of Climate Change.\n\n\n\n\n24-May-22\nCACOR Values Committee\nThe Values of Conflict. (postponed)\n\n\n\n\n25-May-22\nPostponed\nPostponed due to Ottawa’s electrical grid failure.\n\n\nDavid Dougherty\n101\n01-Jun-22\nDr. Ralph Martin\nAgriculture in the Anthropocene.\n\n\nMike Nickerson\n102\n08-Jun-22\nDr. Ronald Colman\nHow Do We Create the Economy We Need?\n\n\nMike Nickerson\n103\n15-Jun-22\nVirginia Hammon\nMoney Matters: A Fulcrum for Change.\n\n\nTed Manning\n104\n22-Jun-22\nRuben Nelson\nTranscending Our MTI Form of Civilization: Exploring the New Core Work of the 21st Century.\n\n\nBill Tyson\n105\n29-Jun-22\nRaymond Leury\nVehicle to Grid Integration–A Great Solution to Store Renewable Energy.\n\n\n\n\n04-Jul-22\nCACOR Values Committee\nThe Values of Conflict.\n\n\nRick Carpenter\n106\n06-Jul-22\nDr. Rosalind Warner\nPost Anthropocene.\n\n\nJon Legg\n107\n13-Jul-22\nDr. Madeline Weld\nGreen Growth: The Mantra of Our Cognitive Dissonance.\n\n\nTed Davie\n108\n20-Jul-22\nDr. Delon Omrow\nCrimes Against the Planet?\n\n\nRick Carpenter\n109\n27-Jul-22\nDr. Art Hunter\nThe Energy Transition: How Microgrids Can Help Rebuild Ontario’s Power Grid and Electrify Everything.\n\n\nDavid Dougherty\n110\n03-Aug-22\nJulian Cribb\nOur Existential Crisis: what is to be done?\n\n\nBill Tyson\n111\n10-Aug-22\nDr. Richard van der Jagt and Dr. Meg Sears\nImproving Environmental Protection and Public Health: opportunities during Canadian legal and policy reform.\n\n\n\n\n17-Aug-22\nclosed\nWeek off in August.\n\n\n\n\n24-Aug-22\nclosed\nWeek off in August.\n\n\nMike Nickerson\n112\n31-Aug-22\nAndrew Gaines\nIntroducing a New Paradigm for Social Change.\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n113\n07-Sep-22\nDr. John Thor Arnason\nThe Future of Medicinal Biodiversity: Plants and Other Organisms.\n\n\nMike Nickerson\n114\n14-Sep-22\nAndrew Welch\nThe Value Crisis: Re-visioning What We Know.\n\n\nDavid Dougherty\n115\n21-Sep-22\nJulian Cribb\nThe Age of Renewable Food. How we can feed everyone\, bring peace\, and end extinction.\n\n\n\n\n26-Sep-22\nJean Dougherty\nCACOR Annual General Meeting.\n\n\nJean Dougherty\n116\n28-Sep-22\nDr. Karen Shragg\nSprawling Over America: Why the Endangered Species Act Isn’t Enough.\n\n\nTed Davie\n117\n05-Oct-22\nDr. Jack Alpert\nA non-injury producing civilization. (Part 2)\n\n\nJean Dougherty\n118\n12-Oct-22\nDr. Nicole Morgan\nFamine as a Mass Destruction Weapon.\n\n\nRick Carpenter\n119\n19-Oct-22\nJohn Meyer\nPivoting on Climate and Depletion by Substituting Progress for Growth.\n\n\nJohn Hollins\n120\n26-Oct-22\nDr. Charlie Hall\nHow much oil remains for the world to produce? Comparing assessment methods\, and separating fact from fiction.\n\n\nArt Hunter\n121\n02-Nov-22\nJack Gibbons\nMoving Ontario to a Zero-carbon Electricity Grid and Lower Energy Bills by 2030.\n\n\nRuben Nelson\n122\n09-Nov-22\nDr. David Harries\nHuman security:  Its past\, its present and a more relevant future.\n\n\nRuben Nelson\n123\n16-Nov-22\nDr. Michael Marien\n50 Years of Fragmented Futures: From WFS/CAFS to WAAS/CACOR and SSG/SDGs.\n\n\nGeoff Strong\n124\n23-Nov-22\nGarth Mihalcheon\nA Thinker’s Guide to Surviving the Anthropocene: Essential Tools for our Cognitive Toolkits.\n\n\nCMOS – Bob Jones\n\n25-Nov-22\nDr. Parisa A. Ariya\nNano-and microparticles in the era of Climate Change and COVID-19.  (https://cmos.ca/site/ottawa)\n\n\nRichard van der Jagt\n125\n30-Nov-22\nDeleted\n\n\n\nBill Tyson\n126\n07-Dec-22\nRaymond Leury\nCurrent EV Market and Impact of Battery Technology Developments.\n\n\nTed Davie\n127\n16:00 on 2022-12-14\nJohn Schmidt\nAddressing Complex Global Problems using Foresight and Synthesis. (speaker is in Australia)\n\n\n\n\n21-Dec-22\nClosed\nWeek off for Christmas.\n\n\n\n\n28-Dec-22\nClosed\nWeek off for New Year.\n\n\nRick Carpenter\n128\n04-Jan-23\nPhil Helwig\nComparison of Renewables:  Hydro\, solar\, and wind.\n\n\nMike Nickerson\n129\n11-Jan-23\nDr. Brian Czech\nDegrowth – Toward a Steady-State Economy.\n\n\nPeter Meincke\n130\n18-Jan-23\nDavid Dougherty\nNew book–Do Yourself a Favour: Live Lightly\, Live Better.\n\n\nNigel Weir\n131\n25-Jan-23\nAlison Woodley\nWe can’t wait! Delivering on Canada’s land and ocean protection commitments\n\n\nJohn Hollins\n132\n01-Feb-23\nDr. Sheldon Williamson\nElectrification 2.0: Current Status and Future Trends.\n\n\nSteve Kurtz\n133\n08-Feb-23\nDr. Derek Paul\nSocio-economic changes to consider\n\n\nJohn Hollins\n134\n15-Feb-23\nDr. Peter MacKinnon\nPlanetary Limits: Coming Future Threats.\n\n\nRichard van der Jagt\n135\nTuesday 21-Feb-23\nDr. Melissa Lem\nPaRx: a prescription for patient and planetary health.\n\n\nJohn Hollins\n136\n01-Mar-23\nRalph Torrie\nDoing Well by Doing Good — Encouraging indications from corporate revenue and investment trends.\n\n\nRuben Nelson\n137\n08-Mar-23\nDr. David Harries\nWhither Accountability?  So What?\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n138\n15-Mar-23\nDr. Mahmoud Kabalan\nMicrogrids in the Age of the Anthropocene.\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n139\n22-Mar-23\nHector Garcia\nIntergenerational Alliances to Counter Silo Mindset on Economic Growth vs Humanity\, Nature\, and Reason.\n\n\nJohn Meyer\n140\n29-Mar-23\nHeidi Radford Legg\nWill knowing who runs and funds our media rebuild trust.\n\n\nDavid Pollock\n141\n05-Apr-23\nDr. Ted Manning\nChanging the Discussion from Growth to Wellbeing\n\n\nDavid Dougherty\n142\n12-Apr-23\nJulian Cribb\nEarth Detox: How and why we must clean up our planet.\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n143\n19-Apr-23\nMarianne Armstrong\nSupporting Climate Change Adaptation of Canada’s Built Environment\n\n\nBarry Bruce\n144\n26-Apr-23\nDr. Jack Alpert\nCivilization’s “Running Out of Gas” Story\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n145\n03-May-23\nMichael Dowd\nThe Big Picture: Beyond Hope and Fear.\n\n\nRichard Van Der Jagt\n146\n10-May-23\nDr. Monica Gattinger\nPublic confidence on the road to net zero: a key ingredient for emissions reductions success.\n\n\nGordon Kubanek\n147\n17-May-23\nWalter Knitl\nSustainability through the Internet of Things and AI.\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n148\n24-May-23\nDr. Robin Sleith\nConnectivity between freshwater and marine ecosystems\n\n\nJohn Hollins\n149\n31-May-23\nPaul Koch\nThe Story of Easter Island – A Metaphor for Our Planet\n\n\nRuben Nelson\n150\n07-Jun-23\nDarrel Rowledge\nSaving humanity — from itself: the case for paradigm change\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n151\n14-Jun-23\nDr. Diana Beresford-Kroeger\nForests and Climate Change.\n\n\nJean Dougherty\n152\n21-Jun-23\nDr. Meg Sears\nSustainable Agriculture: Lessons from the 1930s-on\, to inform a 2023 Strategy and Partnership.\n\n\nTed Manning\n153\n28-Jun-23\nRuben Nelson\nWhat Can We Make of the Alberta Election?  Implications for Canada.\n\n\nBob Jones\n154\n05-Jul-23\nPaul Beckwith\nUpdates on Abrupt Climate System Change: The Science and Consequences.\n\n\nArt Hunter\n155\n12-Jul-23\nMike Fletcher\nCity of Ottawa: Emissions Reduction Inventory and Community Energy Planning.\n\n\nJon Legg\n156\n19-Jul-23\nDr. Carmen Hust and Gordon Kubanek\nSocial Density Stress as a Missing Limit to Growth.\n\n\nSteve Kurtz\n157\n26-Jul-23\nDr. Madeline Weld\nIs Natural Population Decline a Concern?\n\n\nJon Legg\n158\n02-Aug-23\nGordon Kubanek\nBeyond Denial: A Franciscan View of Recovery from Our Growth Addicted Society.\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n159\n09-Aug-23\nDr. David Lapen\nReducing the Environmental Footprint of Agriculture via Nature-based Activities and Beneficial Management Practices.\n\n\n\n\n16-Aug-23\nclosed\nWeek off in August.\n\n\n\n\n23-Aug-23\nclosed\nWeek off in August.\n\n\nBill Pugsley\n160\n30-Aug-23\nDr. Peter MacKinnon\nArtificial Intelligence is on the Rampage: A Call for Guardrails & Regulation.\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n161\n06-Sep-23\nLierre Keith\nBright Green Lies.\n\n\nDavid Pollock\n162\n13-Sep-23\nJulia Barnes\nThe Imminent Threat of Deep Sea Mining.\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n163\n20-Sep-23\nMax Wilbert\nThe Thacker Pass Lithium Mine—Case Study in the Failure of Green Growth.\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n164\n27-Sep-23\nBrian Kelly\nThe Kelly Household’s Journey Towards Zero Carbon.\n\n\nAnitra Thorhaug\n165\n04-Oct-23\nSandrine Dixon-DeCleve\nEarth 4 All discussion.\n\n\nAnitra Thorhaug\n166\n11-Oct-23\nMarilyn Mosley Gordonier\nGirls Education In Afghanistan Today.\n\n\nMike Nickerson\n167\n18-Oct-23\nAndrew Welch\nOur Second Chance–Changing Course and Solving the Value Crisis.\n\n\nRuben Nelson\n168\n25-Oct-23\nDavid Harries\nGOALS FOR EVERYTHING FOR ALL (G4E4A) ….AGAIN? Maybe a Few?\n\n\nVan Hudson\n169\n01-Nov-23\nJerome Clayton Glenn\nTransition from Artificial Narrow to Artificial General Intelligence Governance.\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n170\n08-Nov-23\nDavid Dougherty\nThe Publication of ‘The Great Disruption.’\n\n\nDave Dougherty\n171\n15-Nov-23\nDr. Peter Carter\nAn Intensifying Global Climate Emergency and What Must Be Done\n\n\nFred Carpenter\n172\n22 Nov 23  4 p.m. start\nDr. Shivam Saxena\nWhat Next on V2X in Ontario: Lessons Learned from Pilots.\n\n\nTBD Was Phil\n173\n29-Nov-23\nGreg Mikkelson\nRights of Nature for a Steady State Economy.\n\n\nGordon Kubanek\n174\n06-Dec-23\nDr. Quentin Grafton\nFood\, Energy\, and Water Security.\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n175\n13-Dec-23\nLaUra Schmidt\nHow to Live in a Chaotic Climate.\n\n\n\n176\n20-Dec-23\nChristmas Break.\n\n\n\n\n177\n27-Dec-23\nNew Year’s Break.\n\n\n\nJean Dougherty\n178\n03-Jan-24\nRaymond Leury\nGHG Trends and Reasons for Hope and Rapid Progress on the Climate Front.\n\n\nBob Jones\n179\n10-Jan-24\nDr. Geoff Strong\nThe Immoralities of Climate Change.\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n180\n17-Jan-24\nDr. Raymond Desjardins\nThe Evolution of Agrometeorological Research in Canada- Emphasis on Mitigating Climate Change.\n\n\nJohn Hollins\n181\n25-Jan-24\nDr. Kent Peacock\n2C:  Guardrail or Guide Rail to Disaster?\n\n\nSteve Kurtz\n182\n31-Jan-24\nJohn Meyer\nThe Real Economy Doesn’t Need Growth.\n\n\nNigel Weir\n183\n07-Feb-24\nRaymond Leury\nPart 2:  GHG Trends and Reasons for Hope and Rapid Progress on the Climate Front.\n\n\nNigel Weir\n184\n14-Feb-24\nDr. Brian Czech\nGDP as a Proxy for Ecological Footprint\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n185\n21-Feb-24\nDr. Michael Gilbertson\nHuman Health Impacts of Toxic Chemicals in the Air and Water around Us.\n\n\nJean Dougherty\n186\n28-Feb-24\nEric Miller and Peri Dworatzek\nEcological Footprint and Biocapacity in a Canadian and Global Context\n\n\nDavid Dougherty\n187\n06-Mar-24\nDr. John Pomeroy\nThe Status and Future of Freshwater Supply in Canada\n\n\nGordon Kubanek\n188\n13-Mar-24\nRob Samulack\nThe Climate Crisis is a Health Crisis\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n189\n20-Mar-24\nDr. Irvin Waller\nSecrets of Persuading Politicians to Halve Violent Crime in 5 Years in the Age of Science and Social Media: Are There Lessons for CACOR?\n\n\nDavid Hutton\n190\n27-Mar-24\nDr. John Cook\nUnderstanding the misleading techniques used in misinformation about climate change.\n\n\nRichard van der Jagt\n191\n03-Apr-24\nLalith Gunaratne\nRenewable Energy Adventures: Solar and Small Hydro Stories that bind Canada and Sri Lanka\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n192\n10-Apr-24\nJamie Kneen\nThe Perpetual Pollution Machine: Acid Mine Drainage and Mine Waste\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n193\n17-Apr-24\nDr. Alan Betts\nUnderstanding Climate Change as Mother Nature Takes Over\n\n\nSteve Kurtz\n194\n24-Apr-24\nDr. Brian Czech\nGag-Ordered No More\n\n\nRichard van der Jagt\n195\n01-May-24\nKarine Peloffy\nIt’s time the financial sector invested in our health and well-being\n\n\nGordon Kubanek\n196\n08-May-24\nDr. Karen Shragg\nWhat if Wolves Could Vote. (population growth)\n\n\nRichard van der Jagt\n197\n15-May-24\nDr. Amir Hakami\nThe buy-one-get-one-free of climate policy: underrated role of public health in national decarbonization narrative.\n\n\nTed Manning\n198\n22-May-24\nJulie Johnston\nGreening the Heart of Education.\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n199\n29-May-24\nPaul Beckwith\nGlobal Tipping Points: The Good\, the Bad\, and the Ugly\n\n\nDavid Pollock\n200\n05-Jun-24\nDr. Ted Manning\nProgressing from Growth and Greed to Sustaining  Values of Human and Ecological Wellbeing.\n\n\nDavid Pollock\n201\n12-Jun-24\nDavid Longworth\nPreparing for Pandemics.\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n202\n19-Jun-24\nNandita Bajaj\nConfronting population denial amid the unraveling polycrisis\n\n\nRaymond Leury\n203\n26-Jun-24\nPaul Martin\nHydrogen\, Hopium and Scale.\n\n\nRick Carpenter\n204\n03-Jul-24\nRosemary Kralik and Dr. Barry Bruce\nAgriculture\, Climate and Health – How Regenerative Agriculture and Plant-Rich diets Could Reverse  Climate Change and Improve Human Health\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n205\n10-Jul-24\nJames Howard Kunstler\nBreaking Through the Fog of Unreality\n\n\nBrian Czech\n206\n17-Jul-24\nDave Rollo\nKeep Our Counties Great: Implementing Limits to Growth at the Local Level.\n\n\nPeter MacKinnon\n207\n24-Jul-24\nBob Walker\nThermal Networks and Nuclear Energy – a pathway to decarbonizing building heating\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n208\n31-Jul-24\nRuben Nelson\nPermacrisis\, Polycrisis\, Metacrisis:  An attempt to Clarify the Human Problematique – Just what are we in for?\n\n\nNigel Weir\n209\n07-Aug-24\nRaymond Leury\nPart 3:  Do we have the Materials for a Green Transition?\n\n\n\n\n14-Aug-24\nclosed\nWeek off in August.\n\n\n\n\n21-Aug-24\nclosed\nWeek off in August.\n\n\nJon Legg\n210\n28-Aug-24\nDavid Hutton\nWhistleblower Protection and Global Warming\n\n\nJohn Hollins\n211\n04-Sep-24\nArt Hunter & David Head\nThe Payback Project and Ultra-Low Overnight electricity rates\n\n\nRuben Nelson\n212\n11-Sep-24\nDavid Harries\nWHENCE & WHITHER CANADA’S SOVEREIGNTY?\n\n\nMadeleine Aubrey\n213\n18-Sep-24\nMaude Barlow\nFacing the Global Water Crisis with Knowledge and Hope\n\n\nRichard van der Jagt\n214\n25-Sep-24\nTrevor Hancock\nThe Wellbeing Society: A response to declining planetary health and increasing inequality\n\n\nSteve Kurtz\n215\n02-Oct-24\nDr. Brian Czech\nDeveloping the Steady State Economy Act\n\n\nRuben Nelson\n216\n09-Oct-24\nRuben Nelson\nspecial session\n\n\nTBD\n217\n16-Oct-24\nDavid Dougherty\nDebates and discussions of current topics\n\n\nRaymond Leury\n218\n23-Oct-24\nRalph Torrie\nOld fashioned trade war trumps climate change.\n\n\nGabriela Gref-Innes\n219\n30-Oct-24\nAndrew\, Ruben and Ted\nSystems Perspective on the Problematique  – What does it Show?\n\n\nBob Jones\n220\n06-Nov-24\nGeoff Strong\nA Practical Way Forward with the Climate Crisis\n\n\nRichard van der Jagt\n221\n13-Nov-24\nPaul Beckwith\nLive Climate Change Updates from COP29 in Baku and much more\n\n\nRuben Nelson\n222\n20-Nov-24\nDr. Ruth Waldick\nIs ‘going local’ the solution? Navigating climate adaptation in small\, rural communities\n\n\nZach Jacobson\n223\n27-Nov-24\nRaymond Murphy\nWhat is Undermining Climate Change Mitigation?  How Fossil-fuelled Practices Challenge Low-carbon Transitions\n\n\nRuben Nelson\n224\n04-Dec-24\nDr. Charlie Hall\nOur Energy Future:  Can sustainables prevail?  What scares me!\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n225\n11-Dec-24\nDr. Ugo Bardi\nNot Just Global Warming. Biochemical Effects of CO2 on Human Health and on the Ecosystem Stability\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n226\n18-Dec-24\nMelissa Kenney\nUS Climate Adaptation: Insights from the 5th US National Climate Assessment\n\n\n\n\n25-Dec-24\nclosed\nWeek off\n\n\n\n\n01-Jan-25\nclosed\nWeek off\n\n\nMike Nickerson\n227\n08-Jan-25\nDanu Poyner\nShaping the Future with Curiosity and Care: What It Means to Be a Grokkist\n\n\nGordon Kubanek\n228\n15-Jan-25\nDr. Jeff Golliher\nTransforming our Way of Life:  Lessons from a Franciscan.\n\n\nMike Nickerson\n229\n22-Jan-25\nJake Brooks\nAchieving reliability in a Net Zero Ontario electrical grid\n\n\nDavid Dougherty\n230\n29-Jan-25\nPaul Beckwith\nUsing AI to Fight Climate Change\, Propaganda\, Fake News\, and Election Tampering\n\n\nRuben Nelson\n231\n05-Feb-25\nDr. William Rees\nOur obsolescent brains: The climate\, economics and overshoot.\n\n\nDavid Dougherty\n232\n12-Feb-25\nDarrin Qualman\nSustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF): Farmland\, Biomass Demand\, and Planetary Boundaries\n\n\nRichard van der Jagt\n233\n19-Feb-25\nJulie Segal\nWhy Financial Regulation is a Climate Solution.\n\n\nBrian Czech\n234\n26-Feb-25\nMichael D.B. Harvey\nThe age of humachines: Why Big Tech and its machine mindset could be leading us to an ecologically-ravaged techno-dystopia.\n\n\nBill Rees\n235\n05-Mar-25\nRuben Nelson\nMeta-civilizational challenge\n\n\nRichard van der Jagt\n236\n12-Mar-25\nOREC-Kirkwood-Bakker\nOREC: Empowering Ontario communities with renewable energy\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n237\n19-Mar-25\nDavid Beard\nFrom Grief into Growth:  Reflections on Collaborations on Climate Grief and Climate Action in Northeastern Minnesota and Beyond\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n238\n26-Mar-25\nAnna Larsson & Dr. Nicola Philpott\nFrom Fork to Forest: Why we can’t solve the climate crisis without changing how we eat\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n239\n02-Apr-25\nDr. David Spratt\nRisk and Reticence.\n\n\nJohn Hollins\n240\n09-Apr-25\nRalph Torrie\nClimate change response scenarios for Canada.\n\n\nMike Nickerson\n241\n16-Apr-25\nDr. Ralph Martin\nOligarchs and Overshoot\, Forcing Feast to Famine.\n\n\nDavid Dougherty\n242\n23-Apr-25\nDr. Madeline Weld\nThe Century Initiative: An organization to advance the interests of the growth cartel through mass immigration.\n\n\nPeter MacKinnon\n243\n30-Apr-25\nDr. David Harries\nWhither Canada in the 21st Century Chaoscene\n\n\nLalith Gunaratne\n244\n07-May-25\nDr. Tom McAuley\nNavigating the Great Transition–Pope Francis’ Plea for an Integral Ecology and Planetary Friendship.\n\n\nRuben Nelson\n245\n14-May-25\nDr. Chuck Fowler\nHolistic Sustainability: A Niche for Humans.\n\n\nPaul Maillet\n246\n21-May-25\nPaul Maillet\nArtificial Intelligence\, Ethics\, and Frankenstein.\n\n\nJean Dougherty\n247\n28-May-25\nDr. Peter MacKinnon\nCybersecurity & Communications Protocols for Connected & Autonomous Vehicles.\n\n\nAnitra Thorhaug\n248\n04-Jun-25\nDr. Taikan Oki\nGlobal Terrestrial Water Cycle Simulations and Climate Change.\n\n\nJohn Hollins\n249\n11-Jun-25\nLalith Gunaratne\nAI Is Not Your Master: Reclaiming Human Power in the Age of Machines.\n\n\nFrederic “Rick” Carpenter\n250\n18-Jun-25\nDavid Pollock\nThree Urgent Questions for our times.\n\n\nSteve Kurtz\n251\n25-Jun-25\nLeon Kolankiewicz\nBlame Game: Who or What Is to Blame for the Rising Incidence of Destructive Wildfires.\n\n\nPeter MacKinnon\n252\n02-Jul-25\nRobert Dick\nProliferation of Outdoor Lighting.\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n253\n09-Jul-25\nDr. Charlie Hall\nEnergy\, Food\, and Agriculture: Energy Gradients in Food Production.\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n254\n16-Jul-25\nMax Wilbert\nFrom Greenwashing to Fossil Leviathan: The Continuity of Mining and Resource Extraction Across Political Divides\n\n\nPhil Reilly\n255\n23-Jul-25\nLarissa Holman\nUnderstanding How Road Salt and Other Contaminants Are Impacting the Health of the Ottawa River.\n\n\nNigel Weir\n256\n30-Jul-25\nBrian Czech and Dave Shreve\nThe DOGE Antidote: Sustainable Budgets and Taxes\, Steady-State Style.\n\n\n\n\n06-Aug-25\nclosed\nWeek off in August.\n\n\n\n\n13-Aug-25\nclosed\nWeek off in August.\n\n\nBarry Bruce\n257\n20-Aug-25\nDr. Jack Alpert\nCivilization’s Predicament and Its Unwinding Behavior.  Part 1 of 2\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n258\n27-Aug-25\nJason W. Moore\nClimate History\, Climate Crises\, Climate Revolts: A Ridiculously Brief History\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n259\n03-Sep-25\nDr. Dana Fisher\nSaving Ourselves in Times of Crisis.\n\n\nAndrew Welch\n260\n2025-09-10 Wednesday at 4 p.m. EDT is 08:00 a.m. Thursday in New Zealand\nJoseph Merz\nAn update on the human behavioural crisis driving ecological overshoot\n\n\nDavid Dougherty\n261\n17-Sep-25\nDr. Brian Bedard\nMusings of an Itinerant Veterinarian\n\n\nMadeleine Aubrey\n262\n24-Sep-25\nRaymond Leury\nState of Worldwide Electric Vehicle Adoption and Canada’s EV Mandate\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n263\n01-Oct-25\nNadia Ahmad\nFrom Carbon to Cooperation: Building International Pathways for Just Transitions\n\n\nRichard van der Jagt\n264\n07-Oct-25\nDick Bakker\nOREC: Encouraging deployment of renewable energy\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n265\n15-Oct-25\nDr. Ugo Bardi\nThe Coming Population Collapse\n\n\nJohn Hollins\n266\n2025-10-22  19.00 (Wednesday) in Ottawa is 09.30 (Thursday) in Adelaide\nDr. Philip Lawn\nModern money – what it is\, how it emerged\, and its desirable and undesirable features\n\n\nBarry Bruce\n267\n29-Oct-25\nDr. Jack Alpert\nCivilization’s Predicament and its unwinding behavior – part 2 of 2\n\n\nDavid Harries\n268\n05-Nov-25\nRuben Nelson\nThe major changes in our MTI cultures in my 86 years\n\n\nPeter MacKinnon\n269\n12-Nov-25\nMichael Wiggin\nSector Coupling of Electricity and Thermal Energy Systems: Our biggest opportunity for GHG reduction.\n\n\nRichard van der Jagt\n270\n19-Nov-25\nJulian Branch\nTough to Swallow – The story of asbestos cement water pipes and ingested asbestos\n\n\nGordon Kubanek\n271\n26-Nov-25\nTal Engel\nWhere are the Elders? Parallels Between Dying Ecosystems and Cultures\n\n\nGeoffrey Strong\n272\n03-Dec-25\nPaul Beckwith\nNanoplastics: Humanities Ticking Time Bomb\n\n\nRaymond Leury\n273\n10-Dec-25\nJean Dougherty\nGeology – Why you should care an example from of the Ottawa Valley\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n274\n2025-12-17 19:00 EST in Ottawa is 2025-12-18 11:00 AEDT in Canberra\nMolly Harriss Olson\nEarth System Treaty\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n275\n07-Jan-26\nRoger Hallam\nRevolution in the 21st Century\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n276\n14-Jan-26\nDr. David Knoke\nUsing Agent-Based Models to Fight Global Warming\n\n\nNone\n277\n21-Jan-26\nRaymond Leury\nOC Transpo and Electric Buses\n\n\nJean Dougherty\n278\n28-Jan-26\nElizabeth Anderson\nDigital authoritarianism and the defence of democracy\n\n\nClaude Buettner\n279\n04-Feb-26\nPatrick Chuang\nWhat is and is not possible in a fossil-fuel free world?\n\n\nRaymond Leury\n280\n11-Feb-26\nRéal Lavergne\nProportional Representation you Say? How would that work?\n\n\nBob Jones\n281\n18-Feb-26\nDr. Mike Brklacich\nClimate Change: Searching for a Pathway to Hope\n\n\nRichard van der Jagt\n282\n2026-02-25 17:00 EST in Ottawa is 2025-02-26 8:30 am ACDT in Adelaide\nNeil Jones\nA case study of the massive Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) in South Australia: a citizen science and wide boundary perspective\n\n\nGabriela Gref-Innes\n283\n04-Mar-26\nVlad Bunea\nThe Degrowth Elephant – Why we must talk openly and widely about degrowth in Canada\n\n\nRaymond Leury\n284\n11-Mar-26\nJack Gibbons\nWorld’s Largest Nuclear Station in Port Hope?\n\n\nJean Dougherty\n285\n18-Mar-26\nSenator Rob Black\nCritical Ground – Why Soil is Essential to Canada’s Economic\, Environmental\, Human\, and Social Health\n\n\nArt Hunter\n286\n25-Mar-26\nKaren Shragg\nReaching Ecodency by Embracing Eco-history\n\n\nMike Nickerson\n287\n01-Apr-26\nPeter Fiekowsky\nClimate Restoration: How to restore CO2 levels by 2050
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