Advocates of Science and Technology for the People

Forum

Slide presentation on BNPP presented at Balanga

Slide presentations by Dr. Giovanni Tapang on Electricity and Power and Dr. Kelvin Rodolfo on the Geology and Safety of the BNPP and a complete presentation integrating the two.

BNPP FORUM: A Scientific Discussion

AGHAM-Central Luzon
in cooperation with
BAYAN Gitnang Luson, PAMALAKAYA-CL and ACT-CL

invite you to

BNPP FORUM: A Scientific Discussion
Guest Speaker: Dr. Kelvin Rodolfo
Profesor Emeritus
Department of Earth and Environmental Science
University of Illinois at Chicago

February 16, 2009
1-5 in the afternoon
2/F Library Museum
Capitol Compound
Balanga City, Bataan

FORUM Bataan Nuclear Power Plant Revival: People's Issues and Concerns

AGHAM, AGHAM YOUTH and the CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS together with the

Network Opposed to BNPP Revival
(NO to BNPP Revival)
invite you to a forum on the

Bataan Nuclear Power Plant Revival:
People's Issues and Concerns

9:00 am - 12:00 nn February 5, 2009

Balay Kalinaw, UP Diliman

JOIN US! EMAIL NETWORK OPPOSED TO BNPP REVIVAL

Contact: notobnpprevival@gmail.com

Schedule Announcements

People' s Science School-Paaralang Aloysius Baes

Class on Alternative Fuel for Cooking (yes, last Saturday's sked was postponed!)
January 31 (Saturday), 3-5PM. Apitong Taas, Marikina Heights, Marikina City
Assembly: 1PM, AGHAM Office. Volunteers are always welcome :)

Probing the United Nations Climate Change Negotiations in Poznan: Prospects for Philippine Communities and Civil Society Organizations

Poznan 2008 and Copenhagen 2009:
Two international events
with climate change on the agenda.

But while the big players convene,
the fate of millions of communities
lies on the negotiating table.

It's time to listen to the voices
of the many from the margins.

The Philippine Climate Watch Alliance (PCWA) invites you to a forum entitled

MANIFESTO OF FILIPINO SCIENTISTS TO SOLVE THE RICE CRISIS

The continuing rice crisis — reportedly the worst in the last three decades — is fast becoming the most urgent issue at hand.  The crisis, together with non-stop increases in the prices of petroleum products has placed the Filipino people in much trouble. Piecemeal subsidies doled out by the Arroyo government to poor families does not address the current crisis.  We believe that an end to the rice crisis requires a sincere solution that will truly benefit the Filipino people.

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