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SUMMARY:MNIPL Winter Book Club: About Power
DESCRIPTION:This winter\, MNIPL is launching a Winter Book Club to read inspiring works speaking to this moment in our collective climate crisis. If you’ve been wondering how to access hope for your continued work on climate action\, these books are for you! Please join us! \nEvery month January – March\, we’ll read a recent book to learn about innovative approaches to addressing climate change and to discuss how these ideas could work in our local context. \nA primary reason we have accelerating Climate Chaos and profound societal inequity is that society delivers electric utility services upside down and backwards. On the demand-side\, electric utilities are healthier financially when they emit more pollution\, and conservation reduces their earnings. On the supply side\, big\, very expensive power lines are being built to accommodate renewable energy development.  \nWhile acknowledging a host of existential threats\, About Power by George Crocker makes the case that society’s major problems can be reduced\, if not solved\, with proper management of energy resources. \nIn this session\, we will explore the ideas regarding how to  of “end-use” analysis to estimate our energy needs (to put it another way\, how much power would we need if we were using energy efficient things in our life). \nWe will discuss pages 113 – 184\, including Crocker’s recommendations for moving forward.  \n\nWrite On Radio (KFAI) discussion with George Crocker (50 minutes)\n\nPurchase from Bookshop.org  or your favorite book purveyor.  \nCLICK HERE TO RSVP!!
URL:https://www.mnipl.org/event/mnipl-winter-book-club-about-power/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Sara Wolff":MAILTO:sara@mnipl.org
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SUMMARY:Reparations Learning Lab April 2026
DESCRIPTION:Today\, the trauma and destruction of the Doctrine of Discovery surrounds us. We’ve felt it in Operation Metro Surge. We heard it in the Legislature’s opposition to protection for wild rice. And it is the heart of Representative Stauber’s effort to mine the Boundary Waters. \nIn this learning lab\, Jim Bear Jacobs and Jessica Intermill will continue our exploration of the role of the Doctrine of Discovery in our lives today. \nWe’ll move away from lecture-style learning toward deep conversation\, and we’ll answer your questions about how the Doctrine shows up in today’s world and intersects with reparatory work. \nCLICK HERE TO RSVP!
URL:https://www.mnipl.org/event/apr_learning_lab/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Reparations Learning Labs
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ORGANIZER;CN="Liz Loeb":MAILTO:liz@mnipl.org
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SUMMARY:Eco Fair on Summit
DESCRIPTION:The biggest Minnesota Ecofair outside the State Fair’s Eco-experience\, this event pulls together more than 75 environmental organizations\, electric vehicle owners\, sustainable products vendors\, and bicycle enthusiasts to support better choices for the planet. Check out a wide variety of electric vehicles and talk to their owners with all your questions\, plus take a test drive with one of several dealers. Find out about electric lawn equipment including mowing robots; learn about electric bike models; and discover who is solving water pollution in our state. Kids will enjoy the electric fire truck and flock of baby goats on site (natural weed suppression!). \nHosted by six MNIPL congregations in the Summit Ave neighborhood\, this EcoFair has something for everyone\, including a team of sustainable food trucks and live music. Come enjoy a Saturday afternoon learning your next step for caring for the earth. \nClick here to learn more!
URL:https://www.mnipl.org/event/eco-fair-on-summit-2/
LOCATION:House of Hope Presbyterian\, 797 Summit Ave\, St Paul\, 55105\, United States
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