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Professor Guy McPherson’s November 2016 NZ Speaking Tour

Posted on May 15, 2016 by Kevin Hester — 5 Comments

In November 2016 Professor Guy McPherson will be returning to NZ for another speaking tour on  Runaway Abrupt Climate Change. , more details to follow shortly.This is a 2015 presentation which will give interested parties an idea of what to expect.…

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Kevin Hester

Kevin Hester is currently living on Rakino Island, a small island in the Hauraki Gulf near Auckland, New Zealand, monitoring the unravelling of the biosphere and volunteering at the Rakino Island Nursery is currently developing a proposal to create a marine reserve near by. The Island has no grid tied electricity or reticulated water.  I catch my own water from the roof and generate my electricity from the ample solar radiation on the island.

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