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Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming
10/12/2014
Gordon Fulks

Presentation by Gordon J. Fulks. He writes: “Dr. Fulks will explain how science is supposed to work and how it is failing today in the monumental climate scam. Will the science that brought us out of the Dark Ages into the modern world survive this assault on reason?” Dr. Fulks has written “Global Warming: Climate Orthodoxy Perpetuates a Hoax”. Dr. Fulks received his Ph.D. in physics from the University of Chicago.

Water: It's Complicated
09/28/2014
Catherine Howells

Presentation by Catherine Howells. Our urban environment is dependent on basic infrastructure (water, sewer, electricity and garbage) for our health and survival. This infrastructure is ignored by most of us because it runs so well that we take it for granted. This talk will look into what it really takes to deliver water to our taps.
Catherine Howells is an adjunct professor at Portland State University where she teaches and researches about urban water systems. She has served on the City Club committee looking at water and sewer rates and is currently a member of the Portland Public Utilities Review Board.

Why Are We Here?
09/21/2014
Paul Wathen

Presentation by Paul Wathen. Existence can be thought of as a four-dimensional metaphysical space in which human consciousness is the lynchpin. This model has profound implications for discovering who we are, and it also leads to some crucial paradoxes. Unraveling them leads to a new understanding of how we’re all interconnected, and to a powerful way of understanding why we exist at all. Mr. Wathen has worked as an editor, television production manager, and as a certified public accountant for 30 years. Eight years ago, he was diagnosed with cancer. This has made him wonder what it’s all about. His presentation summarizes the conclusions he’s come to so far.

Reversing Effects of Climate Change
09/14/2014
Jeff Goebel

Jeff Goebel discusses two critical elements overlooked in most discussions about climate change: 1) The role photosynthesis plays in the earth's carbon cycle, and 2) The opportunity for human core belief and behavior to be changed quickly and effectively on a global scale. These two elements could potentially soften the blow, or reverse the effects of climate change. With over thirty years of national and international successes in consensus building, conflict resolution, and visioning for sustainable solutions, Jeff Goebel is a leading expert in helping individuals and communities attain their goals and remove the obstacles that lie in their way.

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