Tuesday, June 12, 2012

June 14th Fracking Lobby Day in Trenton

Please see below about an important event taking place this coming Thursday in Trenton and please help spread the word. The Bus for Progress is one way to get to Trenton for those who would rather leave their cars home, and seats are currently available. The Bus will be making stops in South Amboy, Red Bank, Wall, and Jackson. Click here for more information: http://www.busforprogress.org/events/june-14-lobby-day-details. Click here to reserve your seat: http://www.busforprogress.org/events


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Dear Supporter,

Fracking waste is coming to New Jersey, threatening our drinking water, environment and public health. In January of 2013, NJ's fracking ban will expire. As if this is not enough, the industry is pushing risky gas pipelines, gas-fired power plants and billions in taxpayer dollars for subsidies for gas transportation projects. These subsidies are coming at a time when Governor Christie is pushing for millions in cuts to clean energy and conservation programs. Can you join us in Trenton on June 14 to stand against the fracking industry's assault on our state?

In the morning, we will be creating a presence in the NJ State House, educating legislators about how they can help stop the fracking industry from turning NJ into a fracking wasteland. At noon, leaders from across NJ will be speaking out at a rally against the dangers of fracking and the direct impact these risky and unnecessary gas infrastructure projects are having on our state. We need your help to pull off a massive show of support against fracking and for clean energy.

Let's plan to take over the capital on June 14 and demonstrate that New Jersey is ready for clean energy solutions and a fossil fuel-free future. Will you join us in Trenton on June 14th?

To register and invite others, visit this link:

http://action.foodandwaterwatch.org/p/salsa/event/common/public/?key=74212

We look forward to seeing you in Trenton!



Jim Walsh

New Jersey Director

Food & Water Watch

jwalsh@fwwatch.org

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