Greetings,

Congratulations on yet another day without even one fracked shale gas production well anywhere in New York.

As you will see from the Primary Election clips below, we succeeded beyond all expectations in making Marcellus Shale fracking a critical reelection issue for Andrew Cuomo. Fractivists are repeatedly credited with playing a key role in helping Zephyr Teachout win an unprecedented share of Gubernatorial Primary votes.

I write today to outline how we can use that achievement to our best advantage in the weeks to come.

Greetings,

Before all is said and done by the end of this extraordinarily important day, I want to commend all the Fractivists who worked so hard on behalf of this campaign during the last few weeks, recent months and nearly five long years.

Your unstinting efforts have collectively achieved yet another high-point in our drive to keep New York safe from Marcellus Shale fracking hazards. Thank you so much.

Greetings,

In seven days, New Yorkers will vote in the Democratic Gubernatorial Primary. The outcome of that election could very well determine the fate of Marcellus Shale fracking in our state. That is why I write you today.

I implore all Democrats to cast their votes next Tuesday for the candidate of their choice. Equally importantly, I request that each and every Fractivist do everything in their power to maximize voter turn-out across New York on 9/9/14. Each vote will be super important.

Please sign a new coalition letter with serious implications for Governor Cuomo's reelection bid: http://toxicstargeting.com/MarcellusShale/letters/2014/6/23/coalition-letter-withdraw-sgeis

Greetings,
I write to let you know that Zephyr Teachout's recent meeting in Ithaca with nearly 100 Fractivists was one of the most incredible events that I have ever been part of in my 38 years as a public interest activist. The event took my breath away.

The Honorable Andrew M. Cuomo
Governor of New York State
The Capitol
Albany, NY 12224

Dear Governor Cuomo:

I have the honor of presenting a coalition letter with more than 1,500 signatories which respectfully requests that you withdraw the Marcellus Shale Draft Supplemental Generic Environmental Impact Statement (SGEIS) because it is nearly five years old, lacks any current information whatsoever and would inadequately protect New York from fracking hazards.