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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContacts: Lisa Marshall, lisa.marshall@mothersoutfront.orgSandra Steingraber, ssteingraber@ithaca.eduLink to the memo: Click Here to see the memo Link to video of 5/15/19 Lansing Town Board meeting: https://tinyurl.com/TOLmeeting Statement from Irene Weiser on behalf of No Fracked Gas Cayuga in response to information shared yesterday from Cayuga Power Plant on proposed plant closure: Last night, at…
Read MoreFor Immediate Release: November 21, 2018 Contacts: Lisa Marshall, Mothers Out Front, 850-291-5259 Sandra Steingraber, 607-351-0719 Irene Weiser, Fossil Free Tompkins, 607-435-3010 Tompkins County Legislature Votes 12-2 in Favor of Resolution Opposing Repowering of Cayuga Power Plant with Fracked Gas More than 50 local residents—including scientists, health professionals, youth, faith leaders, unionists,…
Read MoreFor Immediate Release: November 9, 2018 Tompkins County Legislature Planning, Development, and Environmental Quality Committee (PDEQ) votes 4:1 in favor of strongly worded resolution opposing repowering of Cayuga Power Plant with fracked gas. Resolution to be considered by the full Legislature on Tuesday, November 20 Ithaca, NY – In a stunning 4:1 decision in…
Read MoreLANSING, NY — Finger Lakes community leaders and climate activists held an educational forum and rally in opposition to a planned fracked gas power plant on the shores of Cayuga Lake. The No Fracked Gas Coalition held an educational forum in the morning at the Lansing Community Center, to an overflowing crowd of about 150 local citizens, followed by a noontime press conference and rally at Lansing Middle School.
Read MoreALBANY, NY- Activists and local residents came to the capital today to announce the launch of the No Fracked Gas Cayuga campaign, which aims to stop the proposed conversion of the coal-burning Cayuga Power Plant in Lansing to burn fracked gas.
The campaign is led by local residents and supported by statewide groups like Food & Water Watch, Mothers Out Front, and Sane Energy Project.
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