Central New Mexico Group

7 pm, Thursday, February 2
CCA, 1050 Old Pecos Trail, Santa Fe

EXPLORING LOCAL SOLUTIONS TO FOSSIL FUEL DEPENDENCY
FOUR DOCUMENTARIES
FOUR DISCUSSIONS
FOUR COMPELLING AMERICAN STORIES:
THE REAL EFFECTS OF ENERGY!
THE REAL POTENTIAL OF POWER!

All films are being screened at 7pm:
CCA 1050 Old Pecos Trail
Santa Fe, NM 87501

February 2nd – Dirty Business – Moderated by Mariel Nanasi – Executive Director New Energy Economy
February 9th – Split Estate – Moderated by Director/ Producer Debra Anderson

FILM FESTIVAL TO HIGHLIGHT WATER ISSUES

"It's All About Water -- Films and Conversation," a two-day film festival Friday and Saturday Feb. 10-11 at Albuquerque's South Broadway Cultural Center on 1025 Broadway Blvd. SE, will explore concerns about pollution of our waters and water sustainability, with a focus on the Southwest, New Mexico and Albuquerque. The festival will ask participants to consider, “Are we running dry? Why? What can and will we do about it?”

FILM FESTIVAL TO HIGHLIGHT WATER ISSUES

"It's All About Water -- Films and Conversation," a two-day film festival Friday and Saturday Feb. 10-11 at Albuquerque's South Broadway Cultural Center on 1025 Broadway Blvd. SE, will explore concerns about pollution of our waters and water sustainability, with a focus on the Southwest, New Mexico and Albuquerque. The festival will ask participants to consider, “Are we running dry? Why? What can and will we do about it?”

"If you take no other training this year, do the Democracy School. It is a superlative unfolding revelation of how corporations have hijacked democracy. It meticulously deconstructs the historical arc that brought us to this precipice. But most importantly, it then departs into the highly pragmatic and inspiring work now underway that is slowly turning the tide . . . This Second American Revolution may be the most important political work going on anywhere in the country or the world." ---Kenny Ausubel ‘05, Founder and Co-Executive Director, Bioneers