Comments on: 29 September 2007 - Pittsboro, NC http://www.whatawaytogomovie.com/2007/09/29/29-september-2007-pittsboro-nc/ A middle class white guy comes to grips with Peak Oil, Climate Change, Mass Extinction, Population Overshoot Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:22:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: Tim Wessels http://www.whatawaytogomovie.com/2007/09/29/29-september-2007-pittsboro-nc/#comment-4315 Tim Wessels Tue, 02 Oct 2007 01:08:47 +0000 http://www.whatawaytogomovie.com/2007/09/29/29-september-2007-pittsboro-nc/#comment-4315 Tim, Good luck to you and Sally on your West coast tour. When you are in San Francisco you might meet up with Dennis Brumm. He has seen part of "What at Way to Go" and I encouraged him to visit the movie site and go to one of the screenings in San Francisco. Dennis worked on "The Myths of Biofuels" (Sutro Tower Video) which I just acquired on DVD. It features David Fridley from Lawrence Berkeley National Lab who pretty much demolishes any hope that we can run our cars by exhausting the last six inches of Midwestern topsoil growing corn. This fits in nicely with James Howard Kunstler's point of view regarding what a disaster the automobile has been for the landscape and the environment. If you have some interest in it you can visit http://www.sfbayoil.org/sfoa/myths and check it out. BTW, Dennis has also been active in peak oil awareness in the Bay Area. Hope he hooks up with you at one of the screenings. Here in the Monadnock Region the leaves are beginning their descent to the ground. The evening air is taking on a chill. Porch screens coming off on Columbus Day. It was a good summer. Tim Wessels Tim,

Good luck to you and Sally on your West coast tour.

When you are in San Francisco you might meet up with Dennis Brumm. He has seen part of “What at Way to Go” and I encouraged him to visit the movie site and go to one of the screenings in San Francisco.

Dennis worked on “The Myths of Biofuels” (Sutro Tower Video) which I just acquired on DVD. It features David Fridley from Lawrence Berkeley National Lab who pretty much demolishes any hope that we can run our cars by exhausting the last six inches of Midwestern topsoil growing corn. This fits in nicely with James Howard Kunstler’s point of view regarding what a disaster the automobile has been for the landscape and the environment.

If you have some interest in it you can visit http://www.sfbayoil.org/sfoa/myths and check it out.

BTW, Dennis has also been active in peak oil awareness in the Bay Area. Hope he hooks up with you at one of the screenings.

Here in the Monadnock Region the leaves are beginning their descent to the ground. The evening air is taking on a chill. Porch screens coming off on Columbus Day. It was a good summer.

Tim Wessels

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