Heavily edited 17 min clip of the Climate Positive discussion

Climate Positive 17 min 

Hey all,

I just signed up for this conference. It looks like a very interesting event and a very interesting selection of people.

-morgan-

Hey all,

I wrote a short blurb about WeCAN, Google, and networking with the internet. I encourage you to check it out and think about what things need to be functional within Google, and what features will help WeCAN become the best thing ever.

Kai

Hi all you Climate Positive folks,

So, life is just flying, and I start classes tomorrow. It's supposed to
rain tomorrow. I repeat, it is January in Minnesota, and it is supposed
to rain tomorrow. This does not happen.

I have lots of really awesome news, but first some logistical stuff.

I've uploaded a skillshare for making Google Maps. It's not great, and I would appreciate some feedback/help on the development from those of you with web skills (if you have the time). Thanks, you're all amazing!

link

Kai.

Hey all,

wanted to get out there that I testified at the Washington House hearing on the Climate Action and Green Jobs Bill. I was one of two young voices, (the other being an incredible 2nd grader). It was a positive hearing and I let them know that the Youth are looking towards a postive future and fueling a growing movement.

Hi TEAM MN,

These three pdfs summarize Direct Tradable Quotas (DTQ), a trading system for carbon emissions allowances published by the Tyndall Centre, and a PhD student who works with them.

The first pdf is a summary of the DTQ system developed by Tyndall.

The second pdf is the full report on the DTQ system developed by Tyndall.

Timothy explains how awesome the Citizen's conference was, and ironically, how this conference has the power to be really awesome too.

download here: 01.10.2008 Tim's story of WeCAN and the Citizen's Conference

Who the heck are we? If you've forgotten by now, I'm hurt. This is a recording of our introductions, which turned out to take a long time because we're all very talkative (which is awesome). Sadly, a few people were not at this part of the conference...

First part of our discussion on the Clean Energy Revolving Fund (CERF) at Macalester and the broader plan for community efficiency.

download file here: 1.11.2008 CERF and Community Efficiency

This is a one-page summary that I threw together for a talk we had last night with Linden Hills residents about the community efficiency project. Things are changing quickly, but this is where we were on January 16.

Follow-up is already rocking. At least over here (Macalester), the days are going
crazy. A brief recap of what happened since the end of the Institute
(as far as I know) and then logistical details.

REPORT:

1:41 length

discussion after touring ford factory floor about people technology and opportunity

download file here: 1.13.2008 Post Ford Plant Tour Discussion

1:55 length

discussion of plans for Ford plant

download file here: 1.13.2008 Ford Plant Discussion

0:49 length

opening discussion at Ford Moter Plant in St. Paul with Lynn Hinkle.  (note: audio missing first 45 minutes or so of discussion)

download file here: 1.13.2008 Ford Plant Synergy 

1:21 length

social networking possiblitities and beginnings of decentralized, self-organizing awareness for climate positive vision

3:38 length

Long discussion of paradigm shift and framing for climate positive, opportunity filled movement.  climate positive by 2030, sense of unlimited hope, all about the people, global citizens   

1:18 in length

discussion of strategy and existing policy

Download audio file here: 1.12.2008 Strategy and Policy Background

58 minute audio

descriptions of group function and dynamics at Williams, Macalester, etc.

Download file here: 1.12.2008 Group Dynamics Discussion Part 2