URGENT ALERT:
Our venue for the Sep 20th Climate event has changed from the Patriot Insurance office in Yarmouth to:
South Portland Community Center
21 Nelson Road, South Portland, ME 04106
Go in Front Door, Big Room to the Right
See map below. Same times, same date, same speakers.
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We don't want anyone going to the old venue.
An issue with the old venue suddenly cropped up, and we had to change. Such is life in 2022!
See you all on 9/20, Tue, 6/6:30-8pm!! Here's a map:
Tuesday, September 20, 2022
6:00 p.m. Refreshments / 6:30-8:00 p.m. Program
=> Note: Refreshments will be available for purchase as part of a Bake Sale to raise money for the CCRC.
LOCATION:
South Portland Community Center
21 Nelson Road, South Portland, ME 04106
Go in Front Door, Big Room to the Right
For info, email: info@ccrcme.com
Suggestion Donation: $10 … or More! :-)
Hosted by the Cumberland County Republican Committee
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Professor David Dilley
“Climate Cycles or Human Activity?”
Dilley is a Meteorologist / Climatologist and senior research scientist for Global Weather Oscillations
Government agencies say that carbon dioxide levels are rising entirely due to human activity and the burning of fossil fuels. But are they? Professor Dilley will show that today’s temperatures and carbon dioxide levels are very close to where they should be based on historical cycles. He will also show that we are sliding into a long-term global cooling cycle. Global Warming begins and ends at the poles—and Global Cooling is now occurring in the Arctic and Antarctic.
SPEAKER
Mike Brakey
“Fossil Fuels, Renewable Energy or All of Above?”
Brakey founded Brakey Energy in 1999 and is an engineer with expert-level understanding of energy rates and regulations. Given the expectation of an extended cooling period, Mike Brakey will discuss ways to meet our growing energy needs by maximizing base loads using fossil fuels, biomass, nuclear and hydroelectric power, while pursuing other technologies to fill the energy gap.
