Zoom link for the meeting, October 21, 7:00 PM.
https://zoom.us/j/544734092?pwd=N3hwYzZBazRYZG9ycHRsbmliVkMxZz09
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350 Mass Takes Climate Action In Franklin |
Via 350 MASS:
"Earlier this year, Brown University released a bombshell report that identified the forces working against climate action in Massachusetts.
Hear from researchers Trevor Culhane, Galen Hall, and J Timmons Roberts, as well as Rep. Mike Connolly to answer the question everyone is asking: Who's Delaying Climate Action in MA? "
video link -> https://youtu.be/wgn6pBbiqlY
350 Mass Greater Franklin Node Meeting, Thursday, June 3, 7:00 PM |
Meeting Notice, 350 Mass Greater Franklin Node, Thursday, May 6 |
The Greater Franklin Node of 350 Massachusetts will meet this week, Thursday, April 15, at 7:00 PM.
Here is the Zoom link: Join on Zoom
Residents of Franklin and nearby cities and towns are welcome to attend.
Meeting Agenda: While we are seeing positive developments at both the State House and the White House, we need to keep up the pressure on our legislators to sponsor and support key bills; we'll discuss related 350 Mass efforts. We are also planning statewide and local activities to implement our 2021/2022 campaigns to achieve the Green New Deal in housing and construction, transportation, and green energy (particularly solar). We want to collaborate with groups and individuals from the region who share the same concerns, so all our cities and towns can benefit. Please join us to learn and contribute.
350 Massachusetts for a Better Future (https://350mass.betterfutureproject.org/) is building a powerful statewide social movement to confront the climate crisis, hold our politicians accountable and undermine the destructive influence of the fossil fuel industry. Our name comes from 350 parts per million, the safe level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
350 Mass is made up of several local volunteer-led chapters we call “nodes” around the state that carry out both municipal-level and statewide campaigns, coordinated by a Statewide Steering Team (SST). The Greater Franklin Node includes Franklin and close to twenty nearby communities. We meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month, at 7:00 pm.