Re: [Sustain] Community Choice press conference; Mary Ratcliff just wrote to ask "Wasn'...
All, I am available to help, as the GPCA press secretary, craft a release. Just give me a day or 2 notice. This is an issue we can disseminate via release to not only local, but statewide media. Feel free to contact me anytime. Peace, Cres At 01:28 PM 4/10/2007 -0700, Don Eichelberger wrote:
All-
It looks like we have a week to put together a press statement for the event, and I can help. One focus can be on how local action can make a statement against the exploitation of Native Lands for any industrial purpose, which is in line with the Social Justice Plank on Native Americans of the State Party. http://www.cagreens.org/platform/platform_justice.shtml#native
I don't think it would be hard to argue that the city greens would agree to oppose any energy put in to the SF grid by any source that violates environmental justice, but I do not believe anything specific to the subject has passed through general membership consideration. Should it be a release from the Green Party of SF or the Sustainability WG?
I look forward to tonight's event.
See you there,
Don
At 08:41 AM 4/10/2007, ErikaSF@aol.com wrote:
Hi Ann, Thanks for your thoughts on this, and for an attempt at a release. If no one responded to your thought about writing a release, it is because we did not think we needed to. I have written many releases for the SF Green Party, and I just write it, send it to the County Council for approval, and then distribute it to the media. There is no need for the extra step of telling people you might write a release. I wish I could help you expand these words into a release, but I have to work all day and will not have time. I also know nothing about the press conference today. I don't know when it will be, or who may be speaking. This is knowledge I would need anyway if I were to write a release.
Anyway, thanks for your efforts nevertheless.
Best, Erika In a message dated 4/9/2007 11:54:03 PM Pacific Daylight Time, anniegarrison@mac.com writes: I think I not only aimed this at the list but at most everyone else in the susainability group, plus Erika (the SF Greens sole publicist?), though I know there's at least one more gal in the working group, who just moved over here from the East Bay. I really wanted an answer 'cause I was still plannin' to try and get myself down to City Hall by noon tomorrow.
Has it been postponed? And could someone please remind me of the Howard Street address of the Peak Oil Education event tomorrow night? 7:30, right? I was planning to try to make both events---on time, which, as you know, would be a small miracle, for me.
Please don't make me go racing off to City Hall if this thing has been postponed. I'd expect Mary R. to get an announcement of a postponement before I would.
This came up because I offered to write a paragraph or so saying this means we won't be needing any gas turbine peaker power in Bayview Hunters Point or Lakeview-Oceanside-Merced, or any coal-fired power from the native Southwest and nobody took me up on it, so I hoped that meant somebody had it covered 'cause I don't care if I do it; I just hope it's included in the press conference. Actually, I'd just as soon see somebody else do it, but I will if no one else steps forward. Or maybe I already did:
This legislation means that the CIty and County of San Francisco won't be needing any gas turbine peaker power in Bayview Hunters Point or Lakeview-Oceanside-Merced, or any coal-fired power from the native Four Corners.
There. Done. Can anyone try and get that into the press release?
R&R, for one'n all---A.
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Great. How's about we start circulating a draft till we're all OK with it. I really had only one long sentence to include myself: Passage of our Community Choice legislation means that the CIty and County of San Francisco won't be needing any lethal, environmentally unjust, gas turbine peaker power in the predominantly Black and Brown Bayview Hunters Point or Lakeview-Oceanside-Merced Districts, or any equally lethal, environmentally unjust coal-fired power produced by Peabody Coal or Sithe Global Industries or any other corporate miscreants in the long-suffering native Four Corners, also known as the National Sacrifice Area. On Apr 10, 2007, at 2:09 PM, civillib@cwnet.com wrote:
All,
I am available to help, as the GPCA press secretary, craft a release. Just give me a day or 2 notice. This is an issue we can disseminate via release to not only local, but statewide media.
Feel free to contact me anytime.
Peace,
Cres
At 01:28 PM 4/10/2007 -0700, Don Eichelberger wrote:
All-
It looks like we have a week to put together a press statement for the event, and I can help. One focus can be on how local action can make a statement against the exploitation of Native Lands for any industrial purpose, which is in line with the Social Justice Plank on Native Americans of the State Party. http://www.cagreens.org/platform/platform_justice.shtml#native
I don't think it would be hard to argue that the city greens would agree to oppose any energy put in to the SF grid by any source that violates environmental justice, but I do not believe anything specific to the subject has passed through general membership consideration. Should it be a release from the Green Party of SF or the Sustainability WG?
I look forward to tonight's event.
See you there,
Don
At 08:41 AM 4/10/2007, ErikaSF@aol.com wrote:
Hi Ann, Thanks for your thoughts on this, and for an attempt at a release. If no one responded to your thought about writing a release, it is because we did not think we needed to. I have written many releases for the SF Green Party, and I just write it, send it to the County Council for approval, and then distribute it to the media. There is no need for the extra step of telling people you might write a release. I wish I could help you expand these words into a release, but I have to work all day and will not have time. I also know nothing about the press conference today. I don't know when it will be, or who may be speaking. This is knowledge I would need anyway if I were to write a release.
Anyway, thanks for your efforts nevertheless.
Best, Erika In a message dated 4/9/2007 11:54:03 PM Pacific Daylight Time, anniegarrison@mac.com writes: I think I not only aimed this at the list but at most everyone else in the susainability group, plus Erika (the SF Greens sole publicist?), though I know there's at least one more gal in the working group, who just moved over here from the East Bay. I really wanted an answer 'cause I was still plannin' to try and get myself down to City Hall by noon tomorrow.
Has it been postponed? And could someone please remind me of the Howard Street address of the Peak Oil Education event tomorrow night? 7:30, right? I was planning to try to make both events---on time, which, as you know, would be a small miracle, for me.
Please don't make me go racing off to City Hall if this thing has been postponed. I'd expect Mary R. to get an announcement of a postponement before I would.
This came up because I offered to write a paragraph or so saying this means we won't be needing any gas turbine peaker power in Bayview Hunters Point or Lakeview-Oceanside-Merced, or any coal-fired power from the native Southwest and nobody took me up on it, so I hoped that meant somebody had it covered 'cause I don't care if I do it; I just hope it's included in the press conference. Actually, I'd just as soon see somebody else do it, but I will if no one else steps forward. Or maybe I already did:
This legislation means that the CIty and County of San Francisco won't be needing any gas turbine peaker power in Bayview Hunters Point or Lakeview-Oceanside-Merced, or any coal-fired power from the native Four Corners.
There. Done. Can anyone try and get that into the press release?
R&R, for one'n all---A.
---------- See what's free at <http://www.aol.com? ncid=AOLAOF00020000000503>AOL.com.
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