Documentary examining the intimate link between our health and our environment and afterwards, a discussion with Dr. Deb Cowden.
Jan. 8: How America Can Use 100% Renewable Energy (Lakewood)
Marc Jacobson of Stanford University’s Solutions Project will talk about how America can be powered using 100% renewable energy by 2050 using today’s technology.
Nov. 13 in Rocky River: The Impact of Fracking on Rural Ohio
Paul Feezel, founder of Carroll Concerned Citizens, talks about the impact the fracking industry has had on rural Ohio areas like Carroll County.
Oct. 26: FaCT General Meeting (Chagrin Falls)
Anti-fracking activists and those who would like to learn more: we invite you to our upcoming general meeting at the Federated Church.
Sept. 30: What Da Frack (Lakewood)
Free music, poetry & film at Mahall’s 20 Lanes in Lakewood Tuesday, Sept. 30!
Regional FaCT Meeting June 22, 2 p.m., Akron
We’re meeting at First Grace United Church of Christ, Akron, OH on June 22, 2014.
APR 6 – Regional Meeting – Faith Communities Together for Frack Awareness
Wherever you are in Ohio, West Virginia or Pennsylvania, come to our meeting to see how faith communities Northeast Ohio and communities around the state (and beyond) are facing the fracking challenge.
Protest against Keystone XL Pipeline Saturday Feb 15 @ 11 AM
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 15, 11 AM – 1 PM (Cleveland) Protest against Keystone XL Pipeline Join the protest this Saturday, February 15th, against the Keystone XL Pipeline. We’ll gather across from the West Side Market from 11am to 1pm to pass out literature and remind those who see us that we must raise out voices against […]
What you wish you didn’t know about fracking
“Asthma. Hair loss. Burning eyes. Burning skin. Tremors. Mouth ulcers. Heart palpitations. Stomach cramps. Headaches. Nosebleeds. Vomiting. Projectile diarrhea. Lesions. Loss of balance. Slurred speech. Spitting blood. Abscessed teeth. Sick horses. Dead goats. Dead dogs, dead chickens, dead cats. Dead cows.” Read more…
SEPT. 12 @ 7–Alison Auciello of Food & Water Watch: Why Should Greater Clevelanders be Concerned about Fracking?
Auciello works extensively with city governments and environmental protection groups advocating for policies that protect our communities from the damaging effects of fracking.
