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Check out the latest network updates, events, acknowledgements, and a new lineup of leader café interviews! Did you attend our Summer Networking Session? The panel discussion and breakout room mixers…
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Vivian Underhill from Northeastern University explains how the Halliburton Loophole exempts fracking chemicals from being regulated under the Safe Drinking Water Act. From the Halt the Harm Network webinar “Fracking…
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It’s here! Network updates, events, acknowledgements, and a new lineup of leader café interviews (the next event is tomorrow). Our Network Cafes are spaces to learn about other leaders, introduce…
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Hello Friends, Big news from Halt the Harm Network! We’re starting a new Welcome Committee Fellowship this summer. This paid fellowship is for leaders who want to build strong ties…
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This week marked Juneteenth, a holiday that reminds us that big structural changes are possible through organizing and action. Understanding our history can prepare us to navigate today and the…
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Welcome to the May 2023 edition of the Halt the Harm Newsletter! This month, we have a lot of exciting updates to share with you, including partner alerts, upcoming events,…
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🎉 Let’s open by celebrating leaders and supporters who took action to demand the strongest possible methane rule from the EPA! 🎉 Over 6,000 leaders and supporters in Halt the…
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Oil & Gas activities have been shown to expose people to dangerous radioactive materials that threaten our health. TENORM (Technology Enhanced Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials) is a waste product of…
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Over 6,000 leaders and supporters in Halt the Harm Network participated in the EPA methane rule comment period by submitting comments calling on the EPA to protect communities from oil…
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Heavy industrialization by the oil and gas industry can severely damage the rich ecology of watersheds and forests. FracTracker Alliance has been conducting extensive fieldwork to unearth these often out-of-sight…
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