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Annual Cleveland Coal Activist Meeting
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January 9, 2010 - 7:00pm
Location
3623 West Blvd
Cleveland, OH, OH Cleveland Climate Watch and the Cleveland Mountain Justice Project
wishes to invite you to a meeting of coal activists in Northeast Ohio,
to be held on Saturday, January 9th 2010 at my house at 3623 West Blvd, Cleveland, OH 44111, from 10 am to 1 pm. The agenda is open, but the following topics certainly need to be addressed.
- What is the impact of the AMP decision on coal politics in Ohio?
- Where are we with getting Ohio senators to support the Appalachian Restoration Act?
- What does the legislative calendar look like regarding coal issues in Ohio?
- Where are we with climate legislation in the aftermath of
Copenhagen, and the considerable hurdles still awaiting it in Congress? - Status reports.
Please make this important meeting. For more information, to rsvp,
and to suggest additional topics, please call Randy Cunningham at
216-631-3337 or randino@sbcglobal.net.
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