Welcome!
- Location
- Austin, TX 30.27-97.74 78701US
- Meetups
- 85 so far
- Members
- 279 Advocates for Oil Awareness
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- April 1, 2004
Crude Awakening is an organization of Austinites concerned about Peak Oil. We promote common sense policies and practices to deal with the looming energy crisis, including reforming our transportation and energy systems and relocalizing our economy.
Our next MeetupCrude Awakening: Austin Oil Awareness Group February Meetup
- Where?
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701 W Riverside DrAustin, TX 78704
- Who’s coming?
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14 Yes / 3 Maybe( 8 spots left )
We are co-locating our monthly meeting with the Solar Energy Entrepreneurs' Network (SEEN) meeting at the Long Center (701 W. Riverside Dr. in Austin). We will participate in the SEEN meening and have a short CAA meeting immediately afterwards. Please plan on attending.
Crude Awakening is a grass roots Austin group committed to studying the reality and impact caused by Peak Oil and the dependence on fossil fuels. Read more
Past Meetups
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2 attended
Join Crude Awakening:
Austin Oil Awareness Group
What's new?
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Feb 2
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New member
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Jan 25
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New member“I have a active interest alternative fuel technologies.”
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Jan 21
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New member
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Jan 20
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New discussionStarted by Larry Gilg.
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Jan 15
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New member
“Im a petroleum engineer myself, Im a new international student from Iraq and would like to know much about oil industry and alternative energy sources in North America.”
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Jan 14
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New discussionStarted by kriss.
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Jan 13
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New member
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New member
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Jan 11
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New member“I am interested in oil price developments and their impact on our economy”
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New member
“Renewable energy, diminishing dependence on foreign oil, and diminishing environmental impact of US energy consumption are topics of interest to me.”
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Jan 7
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New fileRenewable Energy World North American Conference and Expo February 23 - 25, 2009Uploaded by kriss
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What members are saying
“ Good questions ”
“ The uneducated and unprepared will be out of the gene pool. A nicer way of putting it would be that as a community our survival is both more likely and fun. ”