Title: Post Carbon Institute
Content:  Post Carbon Institute (PCI) is a think tank which provides information and analysis on climate change, energy scarcity, and other issues related to sustainability and long term community resilience. Its Fellows specialize in various fields related to the organization's mission, such as fossil fuels, renewable energy, food, water, and population. Post Carbon is incorporated as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and is based in Corvallis, Oregon, United States. Post Carbon Institute largely publishes and promotes the work of its Fellows and allies. It maintains two major websites, postcarbon.org for material from its staff and Fellows, and resilience.org for material from allies. Since 2009 it has focused on: publishing articles, reports, and books; running issue-oriented promotional campaigns; and serving as a speakers' bureau for some of its Fellows.
Title: Post Carbon Institute
Content: Richard Heinberg ; Anthony Perl ; Bill McKibben ; Bill Sheehan ; Brian Schwartz ; Cindy Parker ; David Fridley ; David Hughes ; David Orr ; Erika Allen ; Gloria Flora ; Hillary Brown ; Janelle Orsi ; John Kaufmann ; Joshua Farley ; Majora Carter ; Michael Bomford ; Michael Shuman ; Paul Gilding ; Rob Hopkins ; Peter Whybrow ; Sandra Postel ; Stephanie Mills ; Tom Whipple ; Warren Karlenzig ; Wes Jackson ; William E. Rees (academic) ; William Ryerson ; Zenobia Barlow 
Title: Post Carbon Institute
Content:  Darley (President) and Celine Rich (Executive Director) in 2003. (Although not explicitly recognized as a founder, Dave Room helped build the Institute from months of its inception into a funded organization.) Its initial purpose was to implement programs to educate the public on issues surrounding global fossil fuel depletion (see peak oil, peak coal, peak gas) and climate change, as well as on possible responses to these challenges. A key tool for this was a film called "The End of Suburbia," which featured Richard Heinberg and James Howard Kunstler among others. Post Carbon promoted the concept of Relocalization, a strategy to build community resilience 
Title: Post Carbon Institute
Content:  Asher Miller became Executive Director in 2009, and Post Carbon restructured to concentrate its program activities on research and publishing. It broadened its topical focus to include natural resource depletion, climate change, the limits to economic growth, human overpopulation, food, and other issues - partly in response to the changed U.S. political landscape following the 2008 oil crisis, the financial crisis of 2007–2008, and the election of President Barack Obama (see Post Carbon Institute Manifesto). Most of its earlier programs were consolidated or discontinued. It entered into partnerships with Transition US and Energy Bulletin.net, a clearinghouse website on issues surrounding global energy resource depletion. Its roster of Fellows was significantly expanded to include notable figures such as Bill McKibben, Wes Jackson, David Orr, and Majora Carter.
Title: Post Carbon Institute
Content:  on the local production of food, energy, and goods, and the development of more localized governance, economy, and culture. Post Carbon Institute was one of the few organizations in this period actively promoting the concept of peak oil, along with groups such as the Association for the Study of Peak Oil and Gas, the International Forum on Globalization, and the Transition Towns movement, and websites such as EnergyBulletin.net and The Oil Drum. It ran the predominant online social network focused on community responses to peak oil and climate change, the Relocalization Network. Richard Heinberg joined as a Senior Fellow-in-Residence in 2008. Major activities included: 
Title: Post Carbon Institute
Content:  Since 2012, publications have focused primarily on energy and/or community resilience:
Title: Post Carbon Institute
Content: Global Public Media, streaming long format audio and video interviews about the issues surrounding fossil fuel depletion. ; The Relocalization Network, a network of groups and individuals working to educate their local communities and develop programs to re-localize food and energy production, and reduce local consumption. ; The Energy Farms Network, a demonstration and partnership program to explore production of feedstocks, fuels and electricity by local farmers for local users. ; The Oil Depletion Protocol (aka the Rimini or Uppsala Protocol), a blueprint for an international agreement to avoid price and supply volatility problems associated with global oil production. Post Carbon Institute was founded by 
Title: Post Carbon Institute
Content:  (2013). With essays by Winona LaDuke, Vandana Shiva, and others. ; Report: Will Natural Gas Fuel America in the 21st Century?, by J. David Hughes (2011) ; Video: 300 years of fossil fuels in 300 seconds, Winner of a YouTube DoGooder best non-profit video award (2011) ; Report: Searching for a Miracle: 'Net Energy' Limits & the Fate of Industrial Society, by Richard Heinberg, with the International Forum on Globalization (2010) ; Report: Preparing for Peak Oil: Local Authorities and the Energy Crisis by The Oil Depletion Analysis Centre (ODAC) and Post Carbon Institute (2008) ; Book: Post Carbon Cities: Planning for Energy and Climate Uncertainty by Daniel Lerch (2007) 
Title: Post Carbon Institute
Content:  Systems, by Philip Ackerman-Leist, published by Chelsea Green Publishing (2013) ; Book: Power from the People: How to Organize, Finance, and Launch Local Energy Projects, by Greg Pahl, published by Chelsea Green Publishing (2012) ; Book: Local Dollars, Local Sense: How to Shift Your Money from Wall Street to Main Street and Achieve Real Prosperity, by Michael Shuman, published by Chelsea Green Publishing (2012) ; Book: The Post Carbon Reader: Managing the 21st Century’s Sustainability Crises, edited by Richard Heinberg & Daniel Lerch with authors including Peter C. Whybrow, David W. Orr, and Sandra Postel, published by Watershed Media (2010), winner of the Independent Publisher Book Award Gold Medal (Environment/Ecology/Nature) 
Title: Carbon War Room
Content:  Founded by Richard Branson and founding CEO Jigar Shah in 2009, the Carbon War Room harnesses the power of entrepreneurs to implement market-driven solutions to climate change and create a post-carbon economy. Its current president is José María Figueres, formerly the President of Costa Rica, and following its merger in December 2014 with the Rocky Mountain Institute the overall leader is Jules Kortenhorst.

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