Come and meet author, economist, activist, Mike Nickerson

Join us Sat. June 28, 2008 7pm-9pm
North Shore Unitarian Church – downstairs
370 Mathers Avenue
West Vancouver, BC V7S 1H3

Mike’s latest book, “Life, Money & Illusion: Living on Earth as if we want to stay,” outlines many practical ways for restructuring our current economic model for mutual provision to accommodate our “full” Earth. “It will take widespread popular assertion before sustainability is adopted as society’s goal.” http://www.flora.org/sustain/LMI/lmisummary.html

Join us. Admission is FREE. Everyone is welcome.

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    Green Economist Mike Nickerson will discuss our options and how to get to the “New Normal.”

    Overpopulation:
    Cures do not result from treating symptoms. The cause must be
    addressed. While Climate Change has captured public attention, it is a
    symptom of a greater challenge. That challenge is that the human species
    has grown to fill its planet.

    The Book:
    Mike Nickerson and his wife Donna Dillman are touring with Mike’s
    latest book, “Life, Money & Illusion: Living on Earth as if we want to
    stay.” The book details the differing views on how to be successful in our
    changing times. One, the “Life” perspective, says we need to preserve and
    enhance ecosystems and communities, the other, the “Money” perspective, says
    we need to continuously expand production and consumption.

    Talk it over:
    The event will be a talk and discussion about how these two
    approaches differ significantly on how to deal with today’s most serious
    problems. “Life, Money & Illusion” outlines new ways of organizing mutual
    provision (the economy) and a change in priorities that can lead to a long
    and joyous future.

    Radical activism:
    During their presentations, while Mike looks at the big picture,
    Donna, the Lanark area grandmother who recently went 68 days without eating
    to protest uranium exploration and mining in eastern Ontario, speaks to an
    ‘on the ground’ example of what needs changing. We cannot continue releasing
    toxic substances into the environment from which all forms of life draw the
    substance of their physical forms.

    See you there

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