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Ohio Peak Oil Action
Ohio Peak Oil Action is, in its own words, "a visionary organization working with inspired individuals, communities, and other organizations to help prepare for peak oil and the other challenges of the 21st century by promoting community sustainability, bioregionalism and relocalization."
Ohio Peak Oil Action was featured as the lead story in the August 15, 2006, edition of the
Energy Bulletin, a leading peak oil publication, in an article entitled "Peak Oil and Relocalization in Ohio," by Ryan Hottle, who, along with Theresa Bratton, is a founder and co-director of Ohio Peak Oil Action! (OPOA!).
an audio interview with Ryan Hottle
In order to get the story about OPOA direct from one of its co-founders, the
Sustainable Cities Channel spoke today by phone with Ryan Hottle about making Ohio sustainable in the face of peak oil and global warming.
listen to Ryan Hottle and others talk about sustainability
You can listen to this interview with Ryan Hottle at Ohio Peak Oil Action by clicking on the appropriate menu button in the Brightcove Player containing the
Sustainable Cities Channel from the Online Broadcasting Service (OBS) below.
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The
Brightcove Player below, which contains over four hours of audio and video programming featuring leaders and experts in the fields of peak oil and global warming, includes two interviews (one audio, one video) with Caltech Vice Provost and Professor of Physics and author of
Out of Gas: The End of the Age of Oil Dr. David Goodstein; arguments from Dr. Shelley Luce and Scott Macdonald in favor of, and in opposition to, California's $4 billion oil severance tax and alternative energy funding program, respectively; conversations with Monica Gilchrist and Mary Luevano at Santa Monica-based Global Green USA (a green-building organization supported by Brad Pitt); an audio interview, recorded in 2000, with Ross Gelbspan, author then of
The Heat is On and, by now, also of
The Boiling Point; and also audio interviews with Bryant Urstadt, author of the August, 2006,
Harper's Magazine cover story, "Imagine There's No Oil—Scenes from a Liberal Apocalypse" and Randy White, a member of the Portland Peak Oil Task Force.
The
Peak Oil/Global Warming Channel Brightcove Player below also contains an audio interview almost an hour long with Robert Rapier, frequent contributor to the peak oil information site
The Oil Drum ("Discussions about energy and our future"), in which he talks about California Proposition 87, Vinod Khosla (one of its two main backers), ethanol, and related subjects.
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