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“Citizens in Lebanon and Hanover are focusing on how to move quickly to sustainable energy sources. Potential customers should not lock themselves into using a dangerous fossil fuel which has been shown to have serious health impacts and no ameliorating effects regarding climate, whose pricing in the near and long term is projected to increase substantially, and be volatile, due to increased export demand.”
– Ariel Arwen, Lebanon
Monthly Archives: September 2017
UVAG Non-violence training
WHAT: Non-violence training to bring together activists in the Upper Valley and beyond: Collaboration and Empowerment within Climate and Social Justice Movements DATE: Saturday, October 21, 2017 PLACE: Bugbee Center, Main St White River Junction TIME: 9:00AM-5:00 PM Hosted by: … Continue reading
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PUC Holds Hearing on Fracked Gas Pipeline
The New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission (PUC) took testimony on Thursday on the fracked natural gas storage facility and pipeline proposed for Lebanon and Hanover. Much of the focus during the three and a half hour hearing was on a … Continue reading
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