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Virtues of community emergency planning
Here’s a debate between Rob Hopkins (founder of the Transition Towns movement) and Richard Heinberg (longtime author and lecturer on Peak Oil) on the virtues of community emergency planning. Both deserve our thoughtful consideration:
http://transitionculture.org/2009/05/27/to-plan-for-emergency-or-not-heinberg-and-hopkins-debate/
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