Peak Oil Events

Posted on 03 January 2008

“How vulnerable is your business or organisation as the oil price continues to rise?”

The workshop being organised by the Nottingham Fuel Depletion Analysis Group which is working with Transition Nottingham, the Nottingham Energy Partnership and the Nottingham University Business School.

The Venue: University of Nottingham - Jubilee Campus, off Wollaton Road, B2 Business School South.
Date and Time: 2.00pm - 4.00pm Tuesday 8th January 2008

The event is free but places are limited and booking is recommended. Please e mail Brian.Davey@cooptel.net

“How do community gardens and agriculture adapt to peak oil & climate change?”

Peak oil will present many different challenges in the coming years but will also offer several opportunities for local growers. A need for localised markets will make community gardens a vital part of the city economy but will we be able to cope with our new found demand?

The Venue: The Arts organisation, Station Street, Nottingham.
Date and Time: Saturday 12th January 2008

Please email info@transitionnottingham.org.uk to book a space. The event is free but donations are welcome

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Vicky - who has written 167 posts on Green Girls Global Blog.

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1 Comments For This Post

  1. Sarah says:

    Oil will never go below $85 again. In 2010 oil will be over $250 a barrel and gas will be $10 a gallon. Even though reserves are rising which should make oil prices drop the fact they don’t drop in price is because the political tensions are rising. With that you will either buy a hybrid which will still be expensive to operate or ride your bike or take the public transit. There are ways to reduce your fuel cost.

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