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Screening of local film ‘Peak Oil: A Love Story’ on Dec. 2

DEXTER — Dexter Dover Area Towns in Transition (DDATT) invites the public to a showing of “Peak Oil: A Love Story” on Friday, Dec. 2 at 6 p.m. in the Abbott Memorial Library. This hour-long film was made by Nelson Cole of Cambridge and features Iver Lofving, a Skowhegan resident.

Peak oil is defined as “the point in time when oil extraction reaches its highest level and then declines.” The film summarizes in an often humorous way Lofving’s evolving theory that when the Earth’s petroleum supplies reach their zenith — the peak of oil production — the eventual collapse of civilization will not be far behind.  The film leaves viewers with the question, is peak oil the end of the world or a new beginning?

For more information, please call 277-4221 or 924-3836.

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