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Peak Oil Check-In
A weekly comment on peak oil and energy scarcity
Commentary
Carl Etnier
 Carl Etnier WGDR  Contact Contributor
Oct. 30, 2010, 6:08 a.m.
Organizing communities to prepare for familiar, short-term emergencies like floods and hurricanes can also better prepare them for a long-term emergency of declining fuel availability. Two Transition Towns in Washington State have shown how to do this.
Produced by Relocalizing Vermont Productions. Theme music by Pete Sutherland; voiceover by Jo Chickering.
Free for non-commercial use. Contact me for conditions for commercial use. Please email me at relocalizingvermont@REMOVE_THISyahoo.com if you broadcast it. Thanks!

For more information on the work described in two Washington state Transiiton Towns, see
mvcommunitypreparedness.org
www.l2020.org/EP

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