PennFuture on water: Flows downstream

Flows downstream :: A water blog by PennFuture Trash on a sewer storm grate Acid mine drainage turns the Lackawanna River orange before it flows into the Susquehanna River at a borehole in Old Forge. Kayaker on the Lackawanna River, which flows to the Susquehanna River

Wednesday, November 6, 2013

Join us November 13 for "Eat, drink, and chat: A conversation on climate change"


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As PennFuture’s new Central Pennsylvania outreach coordinator, my efforts will be focused mainly on water quality issues. For one, I will be working to improve the health of Pennsylvania’s rivers and streams as part of our work with the Choose Clean Water Coalition. Another aspect of my job is meeting people and planning events, which in my opinion, is pretty awesome -- and since meeting and getting to know PennFuture’s members and supporters is high on my list, I’d like to invite everyone to Eat, drink, and chat: A conversation on climate change. 

This free (yes, that's right -- free), informal gathering will be an opportunity for you to socialize while learning what’s happening with climate change (and what you can do about it), and will allow me to introduce myself to you. We’ll be joined by PennFuture’s federal policy director, Joy Bergey, and Ed Perry of the National Wildlife Federation. As well, we'll have a very special guest -- PennFuture's new president and CEO, Cindy Dunn. Cindy is delighted to be at the helm and eager to meet our members and supporters, so come on out and join us!
We’ll provide snacks and beverages, but feel free to bring something to share.  Special thanks to the Unitarian Church of Harrisburg for hosting our event.

When- Wednesday, November 13
             6:30-8:30 p.m.

Where
- Unitarian Church of Harrisburg
               1280 Clover Lane
               Harrisburg, Pa. 17113

RSVP - by November 11 to quinn at pennfuture dot org