The Gaia Hypothesis

Wed., July 15-29, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.

Location: Online

Cost: $60

With Molly Cate, Humanitarian Educator

Examine James Lovelock’s 1979 book and various criticisms of it. Explore the contributions of others, such as Rachel Carson and science communicator David Suzuki, to our understanding of nature, all in light of our current experience of climate change. Does the Earth behave as a self-regulating, living organism that maintains conditions suitable for life?

This class will be recorded with Closed Captions for future viewing.

Registration opens for OLLI members on May 27. Non-members may register starting May 29.

Molly Cate

Rev. Molly Cate is a humanitarian educator passionate about history, science, and bridging the barriers between people holding clashing belief systems. She is the spiritual leader and often soloist for Unity of the Redwoods in Eureka, California. She has a master’s degree in consciousness studies from Holmes Institute in Santa Rosa, one in sociology from the University of California, Davis, and several certificates in cross-cultural competence.