Governor's numbers are:
800-662-7952, 919-733-2391
governor.office@nc.gov
Have you called yet!!!
I for one and very concerned about this since I live in Chatham County where they will come first. Please educate yourselves Chatham people!!!!!
Just google the word fracking and read some of the articles, we are going to FUBAR this planet!!!!!!
(fucked up beyond all recognition)
TONIGHT, Wednesday June 27
Gather at 6:15 p.m. Press conference starts at 6:30 p.m.
Join the RALLY and Press Conference at the GOVERNOR'S MANSION TO URGE VETO OF SB 820 - THE PRO-FRACKING BILL
(919) 733-3871
Governors Mansion (map)
200 North Blount Street
Raleigh, NC 27601
Governor Perdue has until Sunday night to veto the bill that would legalize fracking in NC. We need to let her know one more time that we want to keep NC FRACK FREE! The rally will feature speakers from business and local government as well as groups who work to protect our waters and environment . We need a big crowd to make a difference!
And it's still not too late to call or email her, if you haven't done it yet:
Phone: (919)733-4240 or email governor.office@nc.govNC governor inundated with pleas to veto fracking bill
This week the Republican-controlled North Carolina Senate VOTED TO LEAGALIZE FRACKING FOR NATURAL GAS in the state, following the lead of the Republican House, which approved the measure last week.
Senate Bill 820 now goes to Gov. Beverly Perdue (D), who has been inundated with calls, emails and letters asking for her veto. She has 10 days from the bill's passage to make a decision.
A spokesperson for Perdue told the News & Observer of Raleigh that her office has received 7,641 emails and 2,824 phone calls since the issue began getting attention, and that they are "overwhelmingly opposed to fracking with very few supportive comments."
Perdue also heard from Calvin Tillman, the former mayor of Dish, Texas, a town at the center of that state's fracking industry. Now an advocate for communities affected by fracking, Tillman visited Raleigh earlier this month to talk to state lawmakers about the serious environmental health problems the rural community north of Fort Worth has experienced.
In a letter sent to Perdue this week, Tillman -- a conservative independent -- detailed concerns about the legal questions around property rights raised by the North Carolina bill. Here is the text of his letter; to view the original signed version click here.
4 comments:
Ewe! Fracking. Another bizarre way to rape mama.
Even people who are not from NC need to call or write to the gov. If NC does it the oil companies will feel empowered to do this in more and more places.
Tracey, thank you for taking up the fight on this.
Expect rough roads, heavy truck traffic, poisoned water and occassional earthquakes.
Well, Susan, apparently you and I don't know the proper use of the word r.a.p.e. :) read previous post comments, but yes YOU are right, it is a rape on Mother Nature if ever there was one!
Lori, you are so right, if it comes to NC it won't be long before it's in every state. People ned to wake up!!!!!
Exactly right Dennis!
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