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Alliance for a Post-Petroleum Local Economy is a grassroots group concerned about the repercussions of declining oil and natural gas in Nevada county. Read more...

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Updated 6-4-07

Fascinating conversations and tours with people in many communities bringing positive responses for a changing energy future. Watch and listen online, on community-access TV stations, on DVD. Read more... 

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NEW LINKS 3-20-07:

  • NEW in "What can I do about it?": Sierra Business Council, Dynamic Cities Project

NEW LINKS 2-25-07:

  • NEW in "What can I do about it?": American Independent Business Alliance (AMIBA), BuyBlue.org, Local Energy
  • NEW in "Energy News, Facts and Figures": Renewable Energy Access
  • NEW in "Peak Oil and Transportation": Plug-In Partners
  • NEW in "National and International Peak Oil Citizen Groups": American Solar Energy Society (ASES)
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Join the rideshare list to offer a ride (or request a ride), starting with APPLE meetings.

Peak Oil in "The Sierra Citizen"

March's issue of The Sierra Citizen, a regular publication of the South Yuba River Citizens' League, features a cover story on Peak Oil and how our community can deal with it. The Article, "Life After Oil", mentions APPLE and several other relocalization and sustainability groups.

Click Here to see the entire article.

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Stop Junk Mail, Save the World!

— Junk Mail Prevention service partners with APPLE

If you want to support APPLE while you stop your junk mail and don't have a lot of time, you can check out 41 Pounds today!

An average of 41 pounds of junk mail is sent to every adult citizen each year. Approximately 44% of this mail goes into a landfill unopened.

For $41 ($18 of which you can have donated to APPLE) they will contact over 30 direct marketing organizations and catalog companies and instruct them to remove your name from their distribution lists. This includes almost all credit card applications, coupon mailers, sweepstakes entries, magazine offers, insurance promotions, as well as any catalogs you specify. Their service lasts five years. They have been able to stop between 80% - 95% of this type of mail. You can sign up online or by phone - when you do, just be sure to select APPLE as your designated non-profit group from their list.

If you have more time than money, you can do much of this yourself: click here for details.

Latest APPLE Headlines

  • NEW on April 3: 'Volunteer Badge' added near the top left of the web page. We'll post volunteer openings here as they come up! This is your chance to get in on the ground floor!
  • APPLE's site passes 5000 visits and 500 email subscribers in its first year!
  • Peak Moment Television launches its new website - buy videos of local sustainability events online!
  • TRANSPORTATION: look at the Critical Mass listing and visit APPT's new website!
  • APPLE Seeds introductory pamphlets, including our Peak Oil Introduction 'Are you prepared for $8.00/gallon gas?' are all viewable in enhanced format here or from the Info banner menu on this web page. The Introductory pamphlet is also viewable there as a web page.
  • COMMUNITY PLANS: Power-down plans and assesments are listed for several communities, including: Kinsale, Ireland; Tompkins County, New York; Willits, California

 


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