Connect with Others in Your Community

Every West Virginian deserves a safe and healthy environment in which to work , play, and raise our families.  It is empowering and energizing to meet with other citizens in your community who are working together for a better West Virginia.  There are many organizations already established that are concerned about the impacts of Marcellus shale gas drilling and are campaigning for protective legislation.  To connect with a West Virginia watershed, conservation, or citizen action group near you, contact Duane Nichols, co-chair of the WV/PA Watersheds Compact, at Duane330@aol.com or Sierra Club Outreach Coordinator Chuck Wyrostok at wyro@appalight.com.

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Natalie May 18, 2011 at 6:55 pm

What can I do about Morgantown WV area Marcellus Shale Wells? How can I get involved in the protest?

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Nicole Good May 18, 2011 at 11:02 pm

Thursday, May 19 5pm-7pm at Panera Bread there will be a letter writing campaign.
Friday, May 20 7pm at Morgantown High School Cafeteria there will be an educational session for interested activists.

Thank you for your enthusiasm and we hope to see you there!

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Paige September 21, 2011 at 10:01 am

HYDRO-FRACKING RALLY ON THE MARCELLUS WELLS IN MORGANTOWN INDUSTRIAL PARK ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 3:00 to 6:00 pm.
WHERE: At the entrance to Morgantown Industrial Park. We have chosen a safe zone that is public space. We are allowed to rally 100 ft. from the intersection before entrance into the Park.
WHY: We want our City Council to know that we want an appeal to Judge Tucker’s ruling. WE ALSO WANT TO ACKNOWLEDGE AND GIVE SUPPORT TO THE MANY SCHOOL CHILDREN AND YOUTH IN THE VICINITY OF THE MORGANTOWN INDUSTRIAL PARK THAT ARE AT EXTREME, IMMEDIATE RISK FROM THE AIR CONTAMINATION WHICH WILL BE CAUSED BY FRACKING.

Keeping the American Dream Alive….that is why this protest is so important for all concerned citizens to participate in. We have been resigning to this type of corporate bullying to long due to this ever-changing world and a system that does not adapt quickly enough to put the proper laws in place and/or the money that is directed to the politicians and lobbyists to keep THEIR dream alive. There is no way a handful of citizens will be able to demand the direction and resources needed to protect our citizens from fracking. It has to be a COLLECTIVE VOICE from everyone who believes that we all have rights and that an injustice is taking place. That is why America is in the state it is in at the present time. We need to speak up if there is something we want to change…education, budgets, environment, healthcare. This is our government, and this is our moral responsibility to future generations. The kind of change we need is not one that should take place throughout several decades. There is no more time for America to make the wrong decisions. We need to speak out so that the American Dream, a better life for our children, is preserved.

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sam corlis September 26, 2011 at 9:56 am

Who should I contact in the Frametown-Gassaway -Sutton area of Braxton County?

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Nicole Good October 5, 2011 at 11:20 pm

Sam,

Please check your email for my response.

Thank you,
Nicole

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