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  • 2008
  • March
  • 1

Is there a way out of Boom and Bust economics? – Fred Harrison

Date: Tuesday 11th March 2008
Venue: Robert Emmet Theatre, Trinity College, Dublin.

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 March 1, 2008  Events organised by Feasta, Lectures, Other Lectures 

Positive Energy – Creative Community Responses to Peak Oil and Climate Change

Findhorn Foundation Easter Conference

Date: Saturday 22nd March -Friday 28th March
Venue: Findhorn Foundation Ecovillage, Scotland. …

March 1, 2008  Events with Feasta member participation 
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