FROM: Maury Johnson, Greenville WV, March 17, 2020

As you know I am on a campaign to halt popeline crews from being allowed into our rural areas and putting us at risk and using our fragile health services. Last week I emailed a request to every US Senator, I also put that request on numerous FERC Dockets as well as email the KXL “Docket”.

I was intending to try and email all US Congress Representatives, but they only take emails from people in their zip code area. That is where I need your help. Below is the request I made, please contact your representative with this or a similiar request.

Also contact your County Heath Director and/or You County Supervisiors and ask them to keep these people out of our rural communities during the National Emergency.

Please ask the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC):

As the United States of America is facing an unprecedented public health threat, FERC must halt all large scale construction on projects that are not critically important.

These pipeline construction projects bring in transient workers into very vulnerable rural communities and place not only workers, but those communities at great risk.

Sincerely,

Maury Johnson 3227 Ellison Rdg
Greenville WV 24945

MARCH MEETING, PITTSBURGH LOCAL SECTION

Wednesday March 18, 2020, 6:00 to 9:00 pm
meeting at the Pitt Student Union Building …

THIS MEETING IS NOW “Cancelled”

Why did Shell Chemicals Build an

Ethane Cracker Plant in the Pittsburgh Region?

… plus our Annual Professional Promise Awards

This meeting has been cancelled upon the recommendation of the Univ of Pittsburgh.

All registration fees will be refunded.

Professional Promise Awards will be mailed to the Faculty Advisors of our 5 local ChE schools, Pitt, CMU, WVU, Slippery Rock Univ. and
Youngstown State