Methane Pipelines, Climate Change, & What Comes Next
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Methane Pipelines, Climate Change, & What Comes Next
Across New England and the United States, the extraction, transportation, and burning of fossil fuels continues to increase even as they destroy our climate. Project Maple, the proposed expansion of a methane pipeline in NY, CT, RI, and MA, is just one more example of this. But we will not let it move forward: we call on the leadership of our states to stop approving the enlargement of methane infrastructure, end methane subsidies, and support clean energy technologies. Join our webinar on January 28th to hear from Bill McKibben, author, founder of Third Act and 350.org, and environmental advocate; learn more about project maple; and hear from activists and community members from each of the affected states.
Webinar URL: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85674537993
Sena Wazer
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Organized By: Connecticut Chapter
Location: Virtual
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Sena Wazer
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Across New England and the United States, the extraction, transportation, and burning of fossil fuels continues to increase even as it destroys our climate.
Project Maple is the proposed expansion of a methane pipeline in NY, CT, RI, and MA. If allowed to move forward, it would continue to tie our region to dirty fossil fuels, raise energy ratepayer rates, pollute the air of our communities, and prevent our states from meeting their climate goals. We will not let this project move forward. Instead, we call on the leadership of our states to stop approving the enlargement of methane infrastructure, end methane subsidies, and support clean energy technologies.
Join our webinar on January 28th at 7pm to hear from Bill McKibben, who is a renowned author and the founder of Third Act, an organization focused on organizing people over the age of 60 for climate action. In addition, learn more about Project Maple and hear from Dr. Sandra Steingraber, New York biologist and author.