Movement Networking and Campaign Updates
We have so much to learn from each other and the different fights around the country. Pipelines, export facilities, fracking, storage hubs, refineries, ethane crackers… the list goes on. You know better than most – taking on one of the most powerful and reckless industries ever to exist is hard, thankless work. And if you’ve…
Read MoreResist Cricket Valley’s Fracked Gas Power Plant
Links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKVPp9jbHII (Bill McKibben on why CVE must be stopped) https://news.littlesis.org/2018/08/09/five-things-organizers-should-know-about-the-cricket-valley-fracked-gas-plant/ https://stopcricketvalley.org/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JClxDpvtOkY (Reverend Billy & Stop Shopping Choir mini-movie) https://www.facebook.com/events/718897701959659/ Nov.16th rally invite: Breakdown the Fracked Gas Shakedown youareheremap.org Local campaign StopCricketValley.org Financial ties https://news.littlesis.org/2018/08/09/five-things-organizers-should-know-about-the-cricket-valley-fracked-gas-plant/ Local Farm https://www.whitepinecommunityfarm.com/ Radio show of Sachem HawkStormhttps://radiokingston.org/en/hosts/sachem-hawkstorm Description The Cricket Valley Energy Center (CVEC) is a 1,100 megawatt plant under construction in Dover…
Read MoreWebinar- Drilling and Spilling: How Mariner East Impacts Wetland, Waterways and Drinking Water
Please join us Wednesday October 30th, 2019 at 7pm for the next webinar in our series: Drilling and Spilling: How Mariner East Impacts Wetlands, Waterways, and Drinking Water. In this webinar you will learn: How pipelines can impact watersheds The history of Mariner East spills, drinking water contamination, sinkholes, and damage to wetlands and streams…
Read MoreAre You In The Blast Zone?
Halt Mariner Now is hosting a series of webinars on the Mariner East Pipelines. This webinar will cover the following topics: The risks associated with Mariner East pipelines and their highly combustible contents Why these odorless, highly volatile liquids (HVL) pipelines are uniquely hazardous and unlike other pipelines Why emergency preparedness, notification and evacuation plans…
Read MoreYou Are Here: Mapping local fracking infrastructure and communities of resistance
The You Are Here Map visualizes local fracking infrastructure connections in New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Want more free services like this webinar? Apply to be a Halt the Harm Network Leader! The map is intended to connect people to local grassroots groups fighting gas infrastructure, and to be used as an educational tool for…
Read MoreHow Long Will the Shale Revolution Last?: Technology versus Geology and the Lifecycle of Shale Plays
Did you know that the Energy Information Administration (EIA) were forced to downgrade their estimates by 96%? The EIA has a track-record of over-estimating production – which, as you can imagine has a significant impact on policymakers. The rosy cheerleaders of the “shale revolution” are increasingly looking at a scoreboard that says the jobs, benefits,…
Read MoreFracTracker 2019 Community Sentinel Award nominations now being accepted
From fractracker.org The impacts of the oil and gas industry are visible across the United States: farms sliced by dangerous pipelines, neighborhoods invaded with fracked wells, towns choked by petrochemical emissions, streams littered with throwaway plastics, regions plagued by extreme weather and a changed climate. But hope abounds in the thousands of volunteers working in…
Read MoreTaking Control of the Oil & Gas Permitting Process
If you are concerned about new polluters coming to your region, then environmental permitting is something you should know about – and you’re invited to the second webinar in a series with Fair Shake Environmental Legal Services. This presentation and Q&A is offered by Megan Hunter Esq, who is experienced in permitting under the Clean…
Read MoreHHN Welcome Committee Fellowship 2019
Note: The 2019 Welcome Committee fellowships for HHN have been filled. Make sure to join the network to be informed about upcoming opportunities. Welcome Committee fellows make sure the process for participating in Halt the Harm Network are smooth, inclusive and friendly. We support network participants via the “Welcome Committee”. We are looking for people…
Read MoreAnnouncing HHN Campaign Project Fellowships 2019
This program aims to support people fighting the harms of fracking and gas development. The program also seeks to support Fellows interested in informing and organizing people in their community. The Fellowship offers hands-on experience, talent development, and structured immersion in network building and movement support. Details: This Fellowship provides a stipend of $500 and…
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