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David Blume Fermentation Can Save the Nation Keynote

Date:
Monday, May 16, 2011
Time:
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Event Type:
Speaker
Organizer/Author:
tom harvey
Location Details:
Freestone Fermentation Festival speaking at Salmon Creek School 1935 Bohemian Hwy. 2 miles north of Freestone.


Fermentation Can Save the Nation!
DAVID BLUME KEYNOTES THE FREESTONE FERMENTATION FESTIVAL 5/21, 2011
PROVIDING PRACTICAL TRANSITION SOLUTIONS FOR POST-PETROLEUM LIVING
Abundant Food, Fuel and Job Solutions Lead the Way for Inexpensive Energy Transformation



DAVID BLUME KEYNOTES THE FREESTONE FERMENTATION FESTIVAL 5/21, 2011 PROVIDING PRACTICAL TRANSITION SOLUTIONS FOR POST-PETROLEUM LIVING

Abundant Food, Fuel and Job Solutions Lead the Way for Inexpensive Energy Transformation

WHAT: SANTA CRUZ, CA. MAY 16, 2011. – The International Institute for Ecological Agriculture (IIEA) announced that in addition to Executive Director and Founder David Blume’s keynote address at the Fermentation Festival in, Freestone, Sonoma County, CA., it is hosting an Alcohol Fuel for Jobs and Energy in Sonoma County. Both talks take place Saturday, May 21st with the Sonoma fuel talk taking place that evening 5:00pm at the French Garden Restaurant in Sebastopol CA.
Blume, a globally renowned regenerative agriculture and Biofuels expert, is author of the Amazon.com best selling book Alcohol Can Be A Gas! Blume and Actress/activist Daryl Hannah recently appeared in San Francisco in conjunction with the New Living Expo. They were featured on major TV and Radio networks throughout the Bay explaining ways we can convert gas and diesel engines to power electrical generators and turbines (such as those associate with nuclear and coal-fired power plants) to provide safe, clean renewable fuel for our energy needs. Blume will present ways we can:
• End global deforestation and improve health and safety conditions for women and children around the world
• Replace hazardous open wood-fueled in-door heating and cooking with clean sustainable and locally produced alcohol fuel
• Produce appropriate-scale alcohol fuel from waste, toxic/spoiled food, native and cultivated crops for less than $1.00 per gallon.
• Inexpensively convert gas and diesel engines to run on affordable and sustainable alcohol
• Develop abundant localized non-exportable jobs and create food security

When/where:
Blume is the Keynote speaker Saturday, 5/21 12:00pm at the Freestone Fermentation Festival speaking at Salmon Creek School 1935 Bohemian Hwy. 2 miles north of Freestone. Blume’s topic "Fermentation to save this Nation" explains how we create abundance through regenerative Farming and the production of appropriate-scale alcohol fuel. Visit http://www.freestonefermentationfestival.com/schedule/ for festival schedule and details.

Following the Festival appearance, Blume will be presenting energy transitions options for Sonoma County at the French Garden Restaurant. Following his public talk interested attendees are invited to stay for a discussion of the linch-pin technology Blume’s new company Blume Distillation, LLC is preparing to bring to market and participation opportunities with the company.
For more information regarding the Saturday evening talk or to reserve a seat please contact Chris Cogswell (Ccogswell [at] blumedistillation.com) 877-254-4196 xt 703

For more information about David Blume or the IIEA, contact:
Tom Harvey theCommunications • (530) 257-3533 • thcommunications [at] gmail.com,
or visit http://www.alcoholcanbeagas.com
Added to the calendar on Mon, May 16, 2011 10:37AM
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