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- Subject: [GreenYes] More on ZERI Seminar New Mexico 2/4
- From: Gary Liss <gary@garyliss.com>
- Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2002 11:17:07 -0800
WHAT IS ZERI?
Zero Emissions Research and Initiatives www.zeri.org
ZERI offers an effective alternative to the current inadequate attempts to
halt poverty and environmental degradation. Since first steps were taken
to make the environment and development a central issue for business and
policy makers, ideas have emerged which attempt to reduce the negative
impact of human activity on Earth. Since the 1972 UNCED Stockholm
conference, we have made only modest efforts towards "sustainable
development", "eco-efficiency", "cleaner production", "industrial
metabolism", and "natural capitalism".
While these efforts certainly deserve merit and attention, none have been
able to reverse the dramatic downward environmental trend we have witnessed
since industrialization became the model for development. And still we are
incapable of responding to about one billion people's needs for food,
water, health care, housing and jobs.
ZERI is a non-profit organization established under Swiss law in 1994 in
response to the alarming pressure humanity is putting on the
environment. A network of scientists, business people, government
officials and educators, work in the tradition of systems-thinking inspired
by nature which uses all outputs as input for some other process. By
re-using "waste", we create more products, more jobs, a cleaner environment
and stronger social system.
ABOUT GUNTER PAULI, founder and Director of ZERI
He lectures regularly around the world to businesses, governments,
universities and communities on using the ZERI approach. He has written a
number of articles and books, including his most recent "Upsizing," and has
developed ZERI educational curriculum for elementary through university
levels.
REGISTER FOR THE ZERI SEMINAR
Monday, February 4, 2002
Registration Instructions:
Please fill out form below completely. Make check payable to Sustainable
Communities, Inc. Registration form and fees must be received prior to
January 28, 2002
For information about the seminar, contact:
Lynda Taylor, 505-986-1454(ph); 505-986-6019(fx)
E-mail: Lyndataylor@cybermesa.com
For more information about ZERI, contact:
www.zeri.org
Lodging. Some rooms have been blocked for on-site lodging at Sunrise
Springs Inn & Retreat by contacting them directly at: Tollfree
800-955-0028; Direct 505-471-3600; Fax 505-471-7365; Online:
www.sunrisesprings.com
SUNRISE SPRINGS
For your information: wwwsunrisesprings.com
Set on 69 acres in the quiet desert valley of historic La Cienega, Sunrise
Springs nestles in the heart of a serene natural oasis, amidst spring-fed
ponds, century-old cottonwoods, and majestic views of the surrounding
mountain ranges. Accommodations include: Elegant casitas with fireplaces
and private courtyard; on site Blue Heron Restaurant; garden and pond view
rooms, each with private patio; outdoor hot tubs, sauna, cable TV, in-room
voice mail and internet access, walking paths, Spa services (massage
therapies, aromatherapies, wraps and Ayurvedic herbal treatments).
Directions: Take I-25 to La Cienega exit 276 12 miles south of Santa Fe or
276B from Albq.; from ramp, turn right onto Hwy.599 No.; take first left
onto Frontage Rd.; right onto Los Pinos; 2.5 miles to Sunrise Springs to #
242.
Restaurant: Dinner is available after the seminar at the Blue Heron
Restaurant on site.
Senior, Student and Nonprofit Activist Fee Reduction: To support these
important constituencies attending, a 50% reduced fee (or $137.50 plus $25
lunch) payment is offered to qualified applicants. Seniors (age 55 and
over) please provide a copy of your driver's license. Students, please
provide a copy of your current student ID or registration. Activists
please supply a brief letter on your organization's letterhead describing
your work and how the conference will benefit your community. Send or fax
requested documentation with your registration form.
REGISTRATION FORM
Due January 28, 2002
Name: ___________________________________________
Affiliation:________________________________________
Address:__________________________________________
City/State/Zip: ____________________________________
Day Phone:___________________Fax:_________________
Email:____________________________________________
Will you have lunch with us?______Vegetarian? _________
(Lunches will be served at the Blue Heron Restaurant on site, prepared
with local organic foods)
PAYMENT ENCLOSED:
Registration Fee for one person $275.00
.$______
Lunch and refreshments for one .$ 25.00
.$______
Total Amount Enclosed
$______
I am enclosing check # ______ for the full amount.
REDUCED FEE AND PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
Limited partial scholarships are available. Check if qualified and
interested___________ See above for details.
Send form and registration fee to:
ZERI Seminar
c/o Sustainable Communities, Inc.
P.O. Box 8017
Santa Fe, NM 87504-8017
505-820-0186(ph); 505-983-7925(fx)
Gary Liss
916-652-7850
Fax: 916-652-0485
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