AGU 2014 Exhibitor Broke Ground Displaying Painting of Don Quixote Fighting Forces Unleashed by Carbon Emissions

Bob Greene, a Director/Consultant,  Silicon Valley Thorium Alliance said, “We displayed one of Michael Killen’s Don Quixote paintings, in our booth,  to attract the 24,000 academics and scientists attending the American Geophysical Union Fall 2014 event, in the Moscone Center, San Francisco. It worked.”

Alex Cannara, another Director/Consultant  added, “We were very busy  sharing that  the new generation of nuclear reactors burns nuclear waste and if  you build them in the right places, they are as safe possible.

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Contact:  Alex Cannara cannara@sbcglobal.net  Robert Greene <bobgreenephd@gmail.com  and Michael Killen michael@killen.com>

Artist, Michael Killen, acknowledged that it was Alex’s and Bob’s consulting that helped me realized that Ocean Change may hit us harder and sooner than Climate Change, and that the world may need a power source of clean and safe energy sooner than later. It lead me to make “Don Quixote Meets Ocean Change’ (15 x 6 feet) not shown in the photo.”

About Michael Killen - Helps Energy Companies Attain The Goal of Their Transition Strategies

Provided message-art to the US Dept. Commerce, Dept. Interior, NASA, Gov. CA. Microsoft, Stanford University and other organizations to help them share their climate, energy and sustainability messages, published 100 market research reports, and assisted 700 leaders worldwide share their messages on social media and TV. Michael is the author of five published books, and also the artist who created the Inflation Reduction Series of paintings.
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