“Gas Drilling: Stories from the Front Line” will be held in the Broome Community College Cafeteria in Binghamton. This event is sponsored by BRSC (Binghamton Regional Sustainability Coalition) with co-sponsors Shaleshock and Citizen’s Energy Alliance. Line-up includes Theo Colborn calling in, Ron Gula from PA (a farmer who delivers warnings about leasing/contaminations from personal experience), and a rep from Shaleshock. FREE admission.
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The Newest Gold Rush: The Frenzy for Natural Gas Threatens New York’s Water by Adam Federman, Earth Island Journal, on Alternet:
Lunch, discussion, dinner, music and camping by Buttermilk Falls. Hiking on Sunday morning. Some potential discussion topics are “What is your role?”, Natural Gas and the Big Picture, Approaches to Action, Supporting Each Other, Next Steps…
*** The program has changed – click here for an important update! *** Saturday, June 13 Noon – casual picnic lunch – bring your own food and some to share 3 pm – discussion groups 6:30 pm – cookout – bring your own food and some to share – wood for the fire will be provided. 9 pm – music and campfire Overnight Campout – Spend the night under the stars– bring your tent and sleeping bag—campsite rentals are $19, up to seven people at each site. Be sure to bring a few dollars if you plan to camp. Sunday, June 14 9 am – morning hike Come on down! Photo by Nicholas_T Check out this 2-page PDF showing the economic risks and trade-offs associated with drilling the Marcellus Shale for natural gas: What’s at Risk?  Leave a comment  Uncategorized  charts, community, economic losses, economics, economies, fliers, graphs, handouts, land, land use, money, risks, trade-offs |
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