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NY - Supporters for wind energy projects need to make their voices heard

Posted on Our Stories - Blog by Neely Kelley · November 19, 2018 8:35 AM

Way to go Chris Loss (Heritage Wind) and Mother Out Front Susan Campbell for the published Letter To The Editor!

"We – the mothers, grandmothers, fathers and grandfathers – will make the difference in whether these projects are built or not by showing our support and getting the true and exciting facts out about how they will help our towns and our world.

Click the link below and scroll down to the second letter to read their call to action on speaking up for wind.

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NY - Mothers Cheer Sierra Club Atlantic Chapter Endorsement of Lighthouse Wind

Posted on Our Stories - Blog by Neely Kelley · October 31, 2018 1:10 PM

Lighthouse Wind gets endorsement from the Sierra Club Atlantic Chapter!

Mothers Out Front...thanked the Atlantic Chapter of the Sierra Club for its resolution endorsing the Lighthouse Wind project, saying they know the project will be an excellent rural economic investment for the towns of Somerset and Yates — bringing jobs and revenue that has the potential for tax relief and funding local schools.

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MA - After Dozens of Gas Explosions, a Community Looks for Alternatives to Natural Gas

Posted on Our Stories - Blog by Michele Gielis · October 07, 2018 8:20 PM

Thank you to Phil McKenna from Inside Climate News for this thoughtful analysis of the situation facing nearly 9,000 homes in the Merrimack Valley. Environmental advocates are calling for a "green new deal" that would shift thousands of homes off natural gas and onto electric heating.

Thinking Bigger, with Help from a River

Zeyneb Magavi, research director for the energy efficiency and clean energy advocacy group HEET and a member of Mothers Out Front, said the collapse of the gas system in the three communities calls for a bigger, more outside-the-box solution.

She is proposing a district heating system with an unusual heat source: the Merrimack River, which runs through Lawrence and skirts North Andover.

Find out more: 

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The Mothers Are Coming And They Will Change The World

Posted on Our Stories - Blog by Morra Aarons · October 07, 2018 5:03 PM

Read this insightful piece about how #Mothers from Mothers Out Front and Moms Demand Action are making a difference. Thank you, Morra Aarons-Mele!

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MA - CLF: Gas Explosions Show How Dangerous The Fuel Is

Posted on Our Stories - Blog by Michele Gielis · October 06, 2018 7:37 PM

From our friends at Conservation Law Foundation, written by Bradley M. Campbell—read the case for why it's time to break our addiction to fossil fuels.

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MA - For Environmentalists Fighting Natural Gas, Safety Issue Comes To The Forefront

Posted on Our Stories - Blog by Michele Gielis · September 26, 2018 12:19 PM

Gas Leak Allies (including Mothers Out Front and HEET) are in the news!

[Nathan Phillips has] been working with the Gas Leaks Allies — a partnership of groups that typically focus on the environmental impacts of natural gas and other fossil fuels. At the same time, safety has always been part of the discussion. But now, that’s moved to the forefront. 

Zeyneb Magavi is part of two organizations that are in the Gas Leaks Allies: Mothers Out Front and HEET. She said this crisis illustrates the dangers of natural gas. “It's shocking and yet not surprising,” she said. “And it creates a sense of urgency about moving to a safer solution for our society.”

 

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MA - Sarah Partan: ‘Why I chose to join Mothers Out Front’

Posted on Our Stories - Blog by Sarah Partan · September 22, 2018 2:57 PM

Thank you to Mother Out Front Sarah Partan of Amherst for #UsingHerMomVoice and congratulations for getting published!

"It is time for us to leave gas in the past and make a rapid transition to renewable energy for our own immediate safety, our families’ health, and the health of the planet.

That is why I chose to join Mothers Out Front, a nonpartisan movement working to swiftly transition our society to renewable energy. I encourage you to join too, or join another group working toward solutions. Or help by urging your school, your gym, your place of worship or your grocery store to switch to renewables."

Read more here:

[embedlycard url="https://www.gazettenet.com/Partan-letter-20241852"]


MA - Helping communities after the Merrimack Gas Explosions

Posted on Our Stories - Blog by Michele Gielis · September 20, 2018 1:07 PM

"Thousands of residents were evacuated after the explosions last Thursday. Most were allowed back into their homes on Sunday, but while many had electric power, they might not see their gas service restored for weeks. …

Enter The Gas Leak Allies, a group including Mothers Out Front to HEET along with other environmental groups and scientists such as Philips and Boston resident John Lerner. One of their long-term projects is to introduce induction stoves as a safer, more environmentally friendly alternative to gas cooking, but the gas disaster gave urgency to their work."

[embedlycard url="https://patch.com/massachusetts/newton/newton-man-knew-how-help-after-merrimack-explosions"]


NY - Elmira Team Makes The News!

Posted on Our Stories - Blog by Lisa Marshall · September 16, 2018 11:18 AM

Mothers Out Front Chemung County's Heather Stanton was in a TV report about #RiseForClimate in Elmira, NY! She let them know why she's taking action. Way to go Heather!

[embedlycard url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONCB96jSaXE&feature=youtu.be"]


Gov. Brown, keep oil and gas in the ground

Posted on Our Stories - Blog by Michele Gielis · September 12, 2018 3:34 PM

Read Robyn Purchia's column in the San Francisco Examiner profiling the #BrownsLastChance Campaign:

During a heat wave last year, the night-time temperature in Amanda Senior’s San Jose home was 95 degrees. The air conditioning wasn’t working, and Senior was worried about her two young sons, who were only two and six-years old at the time. She did all she could to keep them healthy and comfortable, including letting her youngest sleep without his diaper. A dirty, wet bed was the least of her concerns.

“I was concerned when I woke up the next morning, they may not,” Senior, a volunteer with the nonprofit Mothers Out Front, told me. “I can only imagine how worried other mothers who have no air conditioning must have been for their children.”

Read the whole column here:

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