This a helpful and in-depth review of the rules 501c/503c organizations, like MOF, must adhere to when participating in political activities, like "get out the vote" campaigns and candidates' forums.…
Here are some helpful places to go for background information related to Dominion Energy's Borger Station Special Use Permit (SUP) that is being considered by the Town of Dryden board.
08/11/20 - Community Letter from MOF Tompkins, includes helpful…
"Hi Linda, Thank you for taking the time to research the background info from MOF on the Borger SUP before the Town of Dryden board. The public letter is here. Be sure to scroll down for add'l info. - Katie Q-J"
"Rebecca, here is the post/letter on the MOF site for background info on the Borger SUP before the Dryden Town board. You probably will need to log in to the MOF network to see it. TY for checking into this and alerting to the other link not…"
Would you contact Town of Dryden Board members (see below for contact information) or participate in an upcoming (Thursday, Aug 20, 6pm) Dryden Town Board meeting? We need your help with Borger Station - again.
.
“A benchmark for oil that will be delivered next month went negative, meaning it was essentially deemed worthless, suggesting that people who had oil to sell were willing to pay for it to be taken off their hands.“. Source: NYT
Our local MOF team in Ithaca, NY is working hard to put a halt to fossil fuel infrastructure (FFI) in our community as part of a larger effort at the state, national and international level to create the potential for a liveable planet for future generations and all life on earth. As mothers, grandmothers and mothers-to-be, we understand how deeply all communities are connected, but we also understand that where we have the most agency is in our own backyards. So although we have allies throughout our region, our focus on climate change begins in Tompkins County, NY. Our hope is that mothers everywhere will do the same, so together we can change the world - one backyard at a time.
Comments
Our local MOF team in Ithaca, NY is working hard to put a halt to fossil fuel infrastructure (FFI) in our community as part of a larger effort at the state, national and international level to create the potential for a liveable planet for future generations and all life on earth. As mothers, grandmothers and mothers-to-be, we understand how deeply all communities are connected, but we also understand that where we have the most agency is in our own backyards. So although we have allies throughout our region, our focus on climate change begins in Tompkins County, NY. Our hope is that mothers everywhere will do the same, so together we can change the world - one backyard at a time.