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Keeping Up with 350NH: November Newsletter

In Case You Missed it…

group of young people holding various cardboard signs that say No Coal No Gas, Green New Deal for NH, Build a Renewable Future, Climate Justice Now. They're in raincoats standing on a corner of a street.
At the end of September youth from across NH held six different climate strikes to call for climate action! NH is falling behind when it comes to renewable energy, and Governor Sununu is standing in the way of progress. NH is ready for a change! Read more about the Conway Strike and the Portsmouth Strike.
(Oct. 1st) More than 150 people gathered in Bow, NH at the last coal-fired power plant in New England. We held a rally with inspiring speakers, led a march down River Road, gathered on the water in  40 kayaks and canoes and took direct action to shut the plant down. A group of us planted a garden in the middle of the driveway, where 18 activists were arrested. Read more about the action here.
Our Members of Congress have been debating an Infrastructure Bill and a Budget Reconciliation Bill in Congress that could include huge investments in renewable energy, health care, green housing, paid family leave, a pathway to citizenship, and more. We’re calling on Senators Shaheen and Hassan to hold the line: no cuts to climate, care, and justice!

UPCOMING EVENTS: NOVEMBER

This month there are multiple chapter meetings, an opportunity for organizing training, actions in Connecticut, and more! Head over to our upcoming events page for more information.

Take Action to Get NH Off of Fossil Fuels

  1. The Public Utilities Commission (PUC) is deciding on whether to allow Liberty Utilities to expand fracked methane gas use in NH. We stopped the Granite Bridge pipeline but Liberty continues to seek ways to expand fossil fuels in our state. Send a letter to the PUC today and ask them to reject Liberty’s proposal.
  2. For years, ISO New England (our energy grid operators) have paid the Merrimack Generating Station millions of dollars in subsidies to stay open. We need your help to stop these subsidies and save ratepayers millions of dollars.Can you submit a comment to FERC to tell them ISO New England must prioritize renewable energy, and not old coal plants like Merrimack Generating Station? (Click here for instructions!)
Thank you for Your Support!
350NH could not operate without the amazing volunteers and donors who make this work possible! Thank you for supporting us, and please e-mail us if you have any questions or want to talk one-on-one. 350NH is an independent organization and we depend on grassroots donations from people like you and me.
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