The Climate Reality Project Free Public Talk: The Climate Crisis, Science vs Denial

Free Public event and presentation with Peter G. Joseph.

Climate Reality Talk:

“The Climate Crisis, Science vs. Denial”

“The Climate Crisis looms as the most serious threat to human civilization. Recent data indicate more rapid warming and accelerating greenhouse gas emissions than previously projected. As the political process addresses the issues, disinformation floods the public space, creating confusion and delay.”

To separate fact from fiction, Peter G. Joseph, MD will present a talk on Climate Reality, Thursday, November 17 at Andrews Hall in the Sonoma Community Center, located at 276 East Napa Street, beginning at 7:30 PM.

In January 2006, Dr. Joseph was chosen to participate in a training presented in Nashville, Tennessee by Vice President Al Gore to learn how to give Mr. Gore’s global warming presentation, on which the movie “An Inconvenient Truth” is based. Mr. Gore, recipient of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize, has trained over 3600 people from the U.S. and around the world from all walks of life to give the presentation in their own voice. Dr. Joseph is an active speaker and keeps abreast of the latest developments in the realms of the science and politics of the climate crisis. He currently is northern California district manager for The Climate Reality Project and group leader for the Marin chapter of Citizens’ Climate Lobby.

Following the presentation there will be an opportunity for audience questions. The event is free- of-charge but donations will be accepted to defray expenses. Refreshments will be served. 

The special event is sponsored by Transition Sonoma Valley, the Sonoma Community Center and the Sonoma Ecology Center.  Note: this presentation preempts the usual Third-Thursday film presented by TSV whose mission is to build a responsive network of local citizens, groups and businesses to create a resilient, self-reliant community in response to the challenges of climate change, peak oil, and economic instability. For more information about the world-wide Transition Movement and to learn about TSV’s films and activities please visit www.transitionsonomavalley.org or find TSV on Facebook.