NEWS RELEASE
GEORGIAN TRIANGLE LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE
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Ignite your Lifelong learning this fall with a six-week series on The Challenge of Powering a Sustainable World.
Stimulating in-person, university-level lectures started Oct. 14 at New Life Church examining different types of power and what we mean by clean, green, renewable energy.
Peter Lang, a retired pilot and founder of Dunedin Energy Systems, presents his expertise on the science of energy, electric power, nuclear energy and the safety and environmental impact of power. He has been an innovator in developing micronuclear power in Canadian northern communities. Peter is joined by Ismael El-Samahy , a professional electrical and computer engineer, to examine the electrical distribution grid on Oct. 28 and by Jay Harris, a nuclear power operator to talk about energy storage on Nov. 4.
Lectures are Friday mornings at New Life Church at 10 a.m. until noon. After the presentation there is an opportunity for discussion and questions with the lecturer. Included with your pass, the lectures are also available to watch or re-watch on recorded video until June.
To buy tickets or read more about the upcoming lectures or the speakers, visit www.gtlli.ca . Tickets are $60 plus HST for the si- week series (including the videos). For assistance, contact [email protected] or call 705-300-3251.
The Georgian Triangle Lifelong learning organization is run by volunteers and has been offering area audiences exceptional university-level lectures by experts and academics for more than 26 years.
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