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Aug 27
Help Elect RI Environmentalists! Print E-mail
Wednesday, 27 August 2008

It's not just a new president on the ballot in November -- there are also local races coming up, and when it comes to our local environment, these choices can be very important. Think about all the decisions that get made on a local level -- about recycling, land conservation, water quality, and more -- and you'll see what we mean.

 The other compelling reality about local races is that each vote really matters, and there is a lot that you can do as an individual to work for your candidate. And here is an easy way to start -- jump in and help out the hardworking folks at Clean Water Action, they will coach you on how to be an effective advocate, and they will even feed you for free! They are working to support David Segal, Bill Hall, and Chris Fierro, all running for seats in the RI House of Representatives.

Segal, a state rep for Smith Hill, has been working hard on progressive issues including renewable energy and public transit. Click here for his Web site. Fierro, state rep in Woonsocket, has focused on trying to bring solar and wind technology jobs to his city. Click here for his Web site. Bill Hall is running to fill a vacant seat in Coventry, and has pledged to support renewable energy and environmental issues. Click here for his Web site.

Just show up at the CWA Providence office and pitch in on the phone bank. Sessions are planned for Thursday, August 28; Wednesday, Sept 3, and Thursday Sept 4, 530 to 730 p.m., catch some free food and pitch in. If you're not sure phone calling is for you, show up anyway or give them a call, and they'll find something for you to do. There's not much time -- the Rhode Island Statewide Primary is coming up soon, Tuesday, Sept. 9! Since many local seats have no viable Republican opposition, this election in effect determines who will hold most of the local offices.

To RSVP, or for more information, call (401) 331-6972 or send an email to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . CWA is located at 741 Westminster St. in Prov (click here for a google map).


           
  Hall                                     Fierro                                      Segal
 

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