How Cuba Survived Peak Oil : Indybay

Can small-scale organic farming, localized community-based agriculture, actually feed large numbers of people?

According to Dale Allen Pfeiffer, author of "Eating Fossil Fuels, "Cuba has disproved the myth that organic agriculture cannot maintain a modern nation." Cuba is world-renowned for its urban gardens, its health and resiliency.For environmentalists and food-justice activists in the East Bay, normalization of relations with Cuba is a welcome event.

Come see the award-winning documentary: "The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil." At the Albany Library, April 25th, 2:00 p.m. Catherine Sutton, Transition Albany, will join the discussion, facilitated by columnist
Paul Rockwell.

How Cuba Survived Peak Oil
Date	Saturday April 25
Time	2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Import this event into your personal calendar.
Location Details
Albany Library 1247 Marin Ave, Albany,CA.
Event Type	Screening
Organizer/Author	Paul Rockwell
Can small-scale organic farming, localized community-based agriculture, actually feed large numbers of people? According to Dale Allen Pfeiffer, author of "Eating Fossil Fuels, "Cuba has disproved the myth that organic agriculture cannot maintain a modern nation." Cuba is world-renowned for its urban gardens, its health and resiliency.For environmentalists and food-justice activists in the East Bay, normalization of relations with Cuba is a welcome event. Come see the award-winning documentary: "The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil." At the Albany Library, April 25th, 2:00 p.m. Catherine Sutton, Transition Albany, will join the discussion, facilitated by columnist Paul Rockwell. Added to the calendar on Thursday Apr 9th, 2015 5:24 PM

Donate

Get Involved

Publish