Rally to Celebrate New York Fracking Ban and Lead the Nation in Renewable Energy!
December 4, 2014
Riverkeeper Team
NEW YORK HAS BANNED FRACKING!
On January 21 (NOTE NEW DATE!) in Albany, New York, we will come together to celebrate an incredible victory for science, public health, the environment, and our movement, and will give thanks to Governor Cuomo and speak to the importance of this decision for the whole nation and the opportunities ahead for renewable energy!
What: Rally to Celebrate New York Fracking Ban and Lead the Nation in Renewable Energy!
Where: Concourse Hallways, outside the entrance to the Convention Center, Empire State Plaza, Albany, New York
NOTE: THE RALLY IS INDOORS
SIGN UP FOR BUSES HERE!
Due to the great victory, the NYC buses are re-directing to the Port Ambrose hearing. If you would like to carpool to Albany from NYC sign up here or you can get on the bus in Westchester or Newburgh.
To Reserve a Seat in Cooperstown, Oneonta or Sharon Springs contact Susan Pastor at admin@otsego2000.org
For general RSVP, Carpooling, Comments and To CO-SPONSOR sign up here,
Co-sponsors (in formation):
New Yorkers Against Fracking
Frack Action
Food & Water Watch
Catskill Mountainkeeper
Citizen Action of New York
Sierra Club - Atlantic Chapter
NYPIRG
Alliance for a Green Economy
Catskill Citizens for Safe Energy
United for Action
Environmental Advocates
Riverkeeper
Center for Health, Environment and Justice
Environment New York
350.org
Citizens Campaign for the Environment
New York Working Families Party
Green Party of New York
Progressive Democrats of America
Syracuse Peace Council
Neighbors of the Onondaga Nation
Park Slope Food Co-op
Occupy the Pipeline
Water Defense
New York Society for Ethical Culture
Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA) - NY
Gas Free Seneca
Rochesterians Concerned About Unsafe Shale Extraction
PAUSE
Sanford Oquaga Area Concerned Citizens
Vestal Residents For Safe Energy
City of Binghamton Residents Against Fracking
Western NY Drilling Defense
POWR
Southern Tier Against Fracking
Otsego 2000
Concerned Citizens of Montauk
Hudson River Sloop Clearwater
MoveOn Long Island
MoveOn Capital District
NYC Friends of Clearwater
Grassroots Environmental Education
Three Parks Independent Democrats
Westchester for Change
All Our Energy
Coalition to Protect Communities from Fracking's Collateral Damage
Marcellus Shale Accountability Project
Back to Democracy
Yoga for the Earth
Cayuga Lake Watershed Network
New York Youth Against Fracking
FLEASED
Sierra Club Niagara
Western NY Environmental Alliance
CC4CW
Nurse Rise
GreenStar Co-operative Markets
Dryden Resource Awareness Coalition
Shaleshock
Shaleshock CNY
Campaign for Renewable Energy
350NYC
Damascus Citizens for Sustainability
WESPAC
Community Free Democrats
New York State Young Democrats
North Shore Audubon Society
South Shore Audubon Society
GDACC (Gas Drilling Awareness of Cortland County)
Environmental Justice Committee, SUNY Cortland
Nassau County Green Party
Mothers Out Front
North American Climate Conservation and Environment
Franciscan Earth Corp
Binghamton Regional Sustainability Coalition
Western NY Peace Center
Slow Food Huntington
iEatGreen
Stencils Against Fracking
Jews Against Hydrofracking
Stop the Minisink Compressor Station
Campaign for Renewable Energy
People for a Healthy Environment
Sustainable Tompkins
The Pearl of Seneca Lake Bed and Breakfast
Fossil Free & Green NY
Southern Cayuga Anti-Fracking Alliance
Reach Out America
Protect Orange County
Learning Sustainability Campaign/Green Watch
The Kirkland Committee to Prohibit Hydro-fracking
Gandhi Earth Keepers International
Friends of Sustainable Sidney
Friends of Butternuts
Frack Free Genesee
Elmirans and Friends Against Fracking
Bay Ridge Peace Action
Bay Ridge Democrats
Barnard Columbia Divest for Climate Justice
Ban Fracking Now
Alchemical Nursery
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