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EHP’s Community Health Impact Assessment (HIA) revolves around one central question: Do you have enough information to determine that a particular shale gas site is safe enough for your community? EHP’s do-it-yourself HIA is a structured way to bring together data on your community related to: expected emissions from a shale development site potential health risks…

As industry looks to produce more plastic and expand fracking to do so… It’s imperative that we understand the economic costs. Not only to be prepared and protect ourselves, but to expose the false promise of prosperity through expanded plastic production. These promises hide the consequences to health, environment, and local communities whose economies are…

If you live in the watershed of the great Ohio River, most of Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois, the future of your water and air is in the balance and now is the time to act. There are multiple proposed (and current) industrial threats in the region – all expanding the extraction…

The Halt the Harm network does this work because we love people. We love activists and the environment. As a movement, we don’t shy away from hard and uncomfortable work. Pollution and threats to people who we know and harms that will fall on those we don’t know anger us. We believe in social change…

Join us for a discussion with Pulitzer Prize-winning American journalist and poet, Eliza Griswold, author of Amity and Prosperity: One Family and the Fracturing of America. powered by Crowdcast A contributing writer to the New Yorker and a Distinguished Writer in Residence at New York University, Eliza will be our guest for a conversation about…

Last year a group of 40+ kids traveled to Harrisburg, from all over Pennsylvania to bring letters and a pledge to the governor’s office. They created costumes, made friends, and even caught the governor trying to sneak away from his office. In this webinar you will see an example of how you, as parents and…

Thank you Shane Capra and Maple O. for sharing a handful of links (including a 15 minute video about FERC) from Beyond Extreme Energy. In the replay video from this week’s networking session you’ll get: a 15 minute overview of the efforts to disrupt FERC’s approval of oil and gas infrastructure projects current work, including…

Thanks Bev Reed, Robin Blakeman, and Dustin White for sharing an update on the Appalachian Storage Hub, an infrastructure project that would span 50+ counties. Summary of the storage hub project Here are some links from the presenters; Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition (OVEC) Appalachian Storage Hub Information Concerned Ohio Valley Residents And mentioned in conversation:…

Could access to an army of well-trained data-collecting volunteers help you achieve your oil/gas related objectives? Which datasets would help you achieve your mission? Adventure Scientists will be sharing examples of how they partner with environmental groups to design and execute data-collection missions. Through their passionate adventurer community, they are able to gather data from…

Thank you. Thank you for all you do to fight the harms of fracking and gas development. Thank you for reading and listening and being informed. Thank you for supporting leaders in your community that are fighting among crazy conditions and seemingly insurmountable industry pressures. Thank you for speaking up about the threats and harms…

Community Health Impact Assessment – Bringing Community Data to the Table

Economic Impacts of Plastic (A-Z Series)

Health Impacts of Plastic (A-Z Series)

Lines Between Issues Fade ~ From the Gas Fields to the City, Black Lives Matter

Amity and Prosperity Now, a Discussion with Eliza Griswold

How to Involve Your Kids in Protecting Their Environment

Shane Capra, Beyond Extreme Energy

Bev Reed, Appalachian Storage Hub

Collecting Oil/Gas data at scale with outdoor volunteers

Raising Resistance, Send your Gratitude to Four Amazing People Fighting harms of Fracking.