Showing
The
End of
Suburbia
in Mississauga
&
The Solution to it
A New Urban Development Economy
**** CONTINUOUS COMMUNITIES ****
in Mississauga
&
The Solution to it
A New Urban Development Economy
**** CONTINUOUS COMMUNITIES ****
The
documentary - The End
of
Suburbia -
really does sound the warning bells for places like the City of
Mississauga, often held up as one of the worst examples of urban sprawl
- ruled by the Queen of Urban Sprawl - Hazel McCallion.
If you or (hopefully) a group would like to view the documentary - The End of Suburbia - and discover how the Canadian, if not the world, economy that is geared to the
suburbia life style, that will soon be coming to an end, then contact us at
donbar(at)arvotek.net
Showings of The End of Suburbia
& other related events.
It is only by becoming informed, that we can begin to take actions that can give us
the best shot at becoming prepared for
the end of cheap oil, our current life style and economy.
!!! See the DOCUMENTARY before you have to live the reality !!!
This will mean the difference between a crisis and a catastrophe, to you and your family.
A must see for anyone under 30!
If the pubic does not make this an issue to be dealt with before the crisis begins and we still have reasonable options, then politicians will do as they have in the past (& recorded saying so), create or wait for the crisis to begin, then take action. Leadership that waits till it is too late to save investments that so many of us have made in their homes.
"Where people lead - politicians follow."
2 web-pages of interest on this web-site
The End of Suburbia & Continuous Communities as the Solution
&
Natural Gas Power Generation
Will it endanger supplies, create shortages & drive prices up?
???? Will it lead to drilling in the Arctic ????
How long can we use Natural Gas & will we have to return to Coal?
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More about The End of Suburbia,
much of which was shot in Canada, with some in Mississauga.
- ruled by the Queen of Urban Sprawl - Hazel McCallion.
If you or (hopefully) a group would like to view the documentary - The End of Suburbia - and discover how the Canadian, if not the world, economy that is geared to the
suburbia life style, that will soon be coming to an end, then contact us at
donbar(at)arvotek.net
Here is something related;
A short slide show about the
Death of the
Electric Car
- that's right -
In North American the most important change we need - from gas to electric
for our cars and transportation needs has been undermined by both business
and mostly government by way of the oil industry having its "good old boys"
in key positions of power.
And in Canada there is the shameful story of the ZENN car.
Showings of The End of Suburbia
& other related events.
It is only by becoming informed, that we can begin to take actions that can give us
the best shot at becoming prepared for
the end of cheap oil, our current life style and economy.
!!! See the DOCUMENTARY before you have to live the reality !!!
This will mean the difference between a crisis and a catastrophe, to you and your family.
A must see for anyone under 30!
If the pubic does not make this an issue to be dealt with before the crisis begins and we still have reasonable options, then politicians will do as they have in the past (& recorded saying so), create or wait for the crisis to begin, then take action. Leadership that waits till it is too late to save investments that so many of us have made in their homes.
"Where people lead - politicians follow."
2 web-pages of interest on this web-site
The End of Suburbia & Continuous Communities as the Solution
&
Natural Gas Power Generation
Will it endanger supplies, create shortages & drive prices up?
???? Will it lead to drilling in the Arctic ????
How long can we use Natural Gas & will we have to return to Coal?
***************************
More about The End of Suburbia,
much of which was shot in Canada, with some in Mississauga.
The End of Suburbia explores the American way of life and its prospects as
the planet approaches a critical era,
as global demand for fossil fuels begins to outstrip supply.
World Oil Peak and the inevitable decline of fossil fuels are upon us now, some scientists and policy makers argue in this documentary.
The consequences of inaction in the face of this global crisis are enormous.
What does Oil Peak mean for North America?
As energy prices skyrocket in the coming years, how will the populations of suburbia react to the collapse of their dream?
Are today's suburbs destined to become the slums of tomorrow?
And what can be done NOW, individually and collectively to avoid The End of Suburbia?
"We're literally stuck up a cul-de-sac in a cement SUV without a fill-up" - James Howard Kunstler
Host: Barrie Zwicker
as global demand for fossil fuels begins to outstrip supply.
World Oil Peak and the inevitable decline of fossil fuels are upon us now, some scientists and policy makers argue in this documentary.
The consequences of inaction in the face of this global crisis are enormous.
What does Oil Peak mean for North America?
As energy prices skyrocket in the coming years, how will the populations of suburbia react to the collapse of their dream?
Are today's suburbs destined to become the slums of tomorrow?
And what can be done NOW, individually and collectively to avoid The End of Suburbia?
"We're literally stuck up a cul-de-sac in a cement SUV without a fill-up" - James Howard Kunstler
Host: Barrie Zwicker
Bonus: Includes the vintage short films, "In
the Suburbs" and "Destination Earth" Runtime: 78 min.
Showings of The End of Suburbia
& other related events;
The Canadian documentary - The End of Suburbia
will be shown - Free Admission
June 29 - Wed. - 7 pm
at the Unitarian Congregation of South Peel
84 South Service Rd. (just east of Hurontario Str.)
Showings of The End of Suburbia
& other related events;
The Canadian documentary - The End of Suburbia
will be shown - Free Admission
June 29 - Wed. - 7 pm
at the Unitarian Congregation of South Peel
84 South Service Rd. (just east of Hurontario Str.)
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