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Want to start a local offsetting campaign in your county, school, or town? That's what U.Can is doing at Colgate University to benefit lower-income folks in their community to help with insulation, air sealing, and access to heat pumps!

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Remember! This Saturday come learn about how fracking has stomped the climate accelerator to the floor and beyond. We've got to push back against the oil and gas industry lobbyists who are destroying our planet: Finger Lakes Sierra Club, along with Fossil Free Tompkins, Sustainable Tompkins and friends, invite you to our December Sustainability Series with Speaker

Professor Robert Howarth
Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, Cornell University

“Is shale gas a major driver of recent increase in global atmospheric methane?”

Saturday December 14th, 2019: Noon ~ 2 p.m.
Community School of Music and Art,
330 E Martin Luther King Jr / State Street, Ithaca, NY 14850.

FLSC EXCOM meeting 10:30 a.m.; Speaker Program: 12-2:00 p.m. The CSMA is at the east end of the Commons in Ithaca

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We need to measure fracked gas's footprint honestly and include the huge impact of leaked methane. Natural gas is no bridge fuel! Join us this Saturday 12-2 pm at the Community School of Music and Art in Hamblin Hall to hear Bob Howarth speak on “Is shale gas a major driver of recent increase in global atmospheric methane?”

It’s a Vast, Invisible Climate Menace. We Made It Visible.

Immense amounts of methane are escaping from oil and gas sites nationwide, worsening global warming, even as the Trump administration weakens restrictions on offenders.

nytimes.com

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