The Midwest Renewable Energy Association Energy Fair is an amazing event, rich in speakers, workshops, vendors, music and more than 16,000 attenders. I went with an ear for the voice of the Spirit - and heard PLENTY. A collage of many folks who took part, as I roamed around the fair grounds on June 15-17, 2007.
In part 1 of 2, I visit with and listen to:
Dr. Helen Caldicott, one of the founders of Physicians for Social Responsibility and keynote speaker for Friday at the Energy Fair.
Dorothy Toy, a German-born American, who listened to Caldicott's presentation.
Aaron Miller, a 20-something who took part in the Peace Walk.
Bonnie Block of Wisconsin Network for Peace & Justice, the group who organized the Peace Walk.
Lillian Dypold, a 14-year old I met on the Peace Walk.
Douglas Dypold, father to Lillian - she was so interesting, I just had to talk to her dad, and the influence was clear and rich.
Bryce Black, exhibitor for LoTec Windmill Service - who shared a song he wrote for his son.
David Abazs of Round River Farm & Renewables and Shalom Seed Sanctuary who passed me off to two early teens, Yarrow and Anna.
Marguerite Ramlow of Artha Sustainable Living Center, a center for alternative energy consulting, a bed and breakfast, and a yoga retreat center.
Tom Newton with a visit to Anthony Courter of Solar Pathfinder.
Some music by Baba Ghanooj, an old Beatles tune, Revolution.
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