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On Friday, September 11th we welcomed Benjamin Birner from Scripps Institute of Oceanography. He is a PhD student working working on measuring novle gases in the atmosphere. Additionally, he is working with another scientist on ancient glacial ice in Antarctica and the effects of climate factors on these deposits. Bennie provided a most informative brief with an overview of both contemporary and long-term data concerning climate change.
Fiji Clean Water Project
4,000+ villagers served.
Fijians are constantly dealing with outbreaks of typhoid, amoebic dysentery, e. coli, and leptospirosis.
The Annual Rotarians at Work Day.
Point Loma Rotarians working at Famosa Slough with Friends of Famosa Slough.
RideThePoint.org. Supporting
UC San Diego Moores Cancer.
Pancreatic cancer is the 4th leading cause of cancer-related deaths in both men and women.
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Rotary joins other international agencies in providing immediate relief to disaster survivors through our partnership with ShelterBox.
On Friday, September 11th we welcomed Benjamin Birner from Scripps Institute of Oceanography. He is a PhD student working working on measuring novle gases in the atmosphere. Additionally, he is working with another scientist on ancient glacial ice in Antarctica and the effects of climate factors on these deposits. Bennie provided a most informative brief with an overview of both contemporary and long-term data concerning climate change.
On Friday, September 4th, we welcomed PDG Marty Peters. Marty has served actively in Rotary since 1978 and is current Chair of Public Relations for the Western United States. He discussed Rotary's involvement on Polio over the years and how this establishes the template for how the organization plans to be involved in COVID-19 mitigation in the coming years. We thank Marty for his time and expertise.
On the 28th we had the pleasure of hearing from Kristen Keltner from the Ocean Beach Main Street Association (OBMA). OBMA is comprised of area merchants and professionals dedicated to building a thriving business district that fulfills the needs of the neighboring community and visitors alike. Kristen discussed the scope of the OBMA (businesses within 92107 and residents of 92107 with businesses outside the ZIP Code) and gave an update on salient topics such as the reinstatement of outdoor dining (easing of pandemic restrictions - NOT ELIMINATION! - and current events (like the OB Farmers' Market) that have been modified to keep the local population as safe as practical and yet allow some business enterprise to benefit the community. We appreciate Kristen's time and invaluable information.
