Greenwich Rally and Teach In for Peace and Economic Justice
Call to Action Hudson Valley: Syrian Refugee Community Forum
Call to Action Hudson Valley will be hosting a forum on the Syrian Refugee crisis on Tuesday, April 5 at 7:00 pm. We hope to see you all at the Memorial United Methodist Church, 250 Bryant Avenue in White Plains for the event. We will hear the personal story of...
Losing Liberty through the Backdoor
Climate Justice and Palestine: the New Intersectionality
On February 9, 2016, the US Supreme Court in a troubling example of shortsighted hubris halted Obama’s latest climate change resolutions which had emerged from the December Paris Agreement on global warming, thus also threatening commitments made by other top polluters, India and China. While China has now surpassed the US as the number one polluter, the decades of fossil fuel use by the US stills makes us the largest contributor to the climate crisis. The decision to freeze the resolutions which sought to decrease greenhouse gas emissions from coal-fired power plants until legal challenges are resolved, threatens to imperil an already inadequate approach to climate change. The Paris Agreement included what advocates call “false solutions.” These involve technological fixes such as carbon markets, genetically modified seeds, and industrial agriculture. The Agreement also lacked a financial commitment to ameliorate the irreparable harm that has already been done or to support climate refugees in the future.
November Community Potluck and Skills Share
November Potluck! Tuesday, November 18th @ 6PM- 8PM Mapleton Conference Center 52 North Broadway, White Plains NY
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