December

December 16th

A Simple, 3-Step Process to Terraform the Earth

into a Habitable Planet

Meeting # 3,747 – Charles Paidock, Secretary, Chicago Greens

What we can do to mitigate the effects of climate change, in order to get clean air, water, and have an adequate food supply. This plan, unlike others put forth by environmentalists, requires no enforcement or compliance with containment or control measures, or life-style adjustments.

See What Santa is Going to Bring You This Year

December 23, 30

No Programs - Happy Holidays

from the Faculty and Students of the CoC

Schedule will resume on January 6, 2024

Before

December 2

Sharon Waller, Candidate for Commissioner of Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (MWRD)

in the 2024 Democratic primary on March 19th

Meeting #3,745 -

Licensed Environmental Engineer, Scientist,

Small business owner, 30+ years in water industry

I am working for:

Reducing pollution

Flood management strategies for homeowners

Water policy to promote innovation before

taxation to grow our Blue Economy

December 9

An Update on the Five Most Important Censored News Stories / Critical Problems of the Past Year

Meeting # 3,746 - college regular Andy Andersen

Speaker will report on the findings of Project Censored:

“Project Censored educates students and the public about the importance of a truly free press for democratic self-government. We expose and oppose news censorship and we promote independent investigative journalism, media literacy, and critical thinking. Through our website, weekly radio program, annual book, media literacy curriculums, publishing imprint, and other programs, we provide this service to the United States, Canada, UK, and the world.

Censorship undermines democracy. An informed public is crucial to democracy in at least two basic ways. First, without access to relevant news and opinion, people cannot fully participate in government. Second, without media literacy, people cannot evaluate for themselves the quality or significance of the news they receive. Project Censored’s work highlights the important links among a free press, media literacy, and democratic self-government.”