[Sustain] [Transpo] Sustainability Working Group Meeting Next Thursday, Apr 26, 7:30pm

[Eric Brooks]

Yep.

We'll try to come up with a plan for a presentation this Thursday.

Eric B

funking at mindspring.com wrote:
> Do you think that this (your main topic below) would be a good 
> workshop topic for the GA?
>
> There will (hopefully) be press at the state meeting, and it would be 
> great to hand them a fact sheet or other info about the Green Party's 
> objections to PG & E's greenwashing campaign.
>
> Let me know what you all come up with, so we can highlight this 
> important work to the state and media.
>
> Thanks for your great work,
>
> peace,
> susan
>
> On Apr 19, 2007, at 2:23 PM, Eric Brooks wrote:
>
>> Hey again,
>>
>> The -Sustainability- Working Group meeting is next Thursday Apr 26,
>> 7:30pm at the Green Party office.
>>
>> The main agenda item will be to strategise a plan for a Green
>> counter-attack to the concerted promotion of nukes, 'clean coal',
>> biofuels, carbon credit shell games, hybrid vehicles, and PG&E
>> greenwashing media blitz, that are all currently taking the world and
>> San Francisco by storm; dangerously masquerading as solutions to the
>> global climate crisis.
>>
>> There will also be an exciting update on the now imminent Community
>> Choice Energy legislation/project, for a 50% renewable electricity
>> powered San Francisco by 2020.
>>
>> Other topics of discussion will be:
>>
>> 1) The looming Williams natural gas turbine and Transbay Cable
>> installations, both of which would promote a huge increase in cheap
>> fossil fuel availability - and threaten the Southeast side with yet more
>>   toxic pollution.
>>
>> 2) A quick update on the happy death of pro-nuke and pro liquid natural
>> gas moves in California.
>>
>> and
>>
>> 3) How the Global Climate Crisis gives us a key organizing window to
>> push hard for a massive increase in transit.
>>
>> peace,
>>
>> Eric B
>>
>>
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