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Remember Port Ambrose, the LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) marine port that Liberty Natural Gas LLC has proposed for the ocean off Long Beach and Jones Beach? Last July, 2013, a packed public hearing took place at the Allegria Hotel in Long … Continue reading
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In his book, David and Goliath, Malcolm Gladwell discusses several historical examples, from Northern Ireland to the American Civil Rights movement, when public resistance has been spurred (and subsequently succeeded) whenever the powers that be have gone overboard in their … Continue reading
This is a guest post from our friend Paul Stark, who attended the recent hearing on the Algonquin Incremental Market (AIM) project. Paul is a member of the NYC Grassroots Alliance. Thanks Paul! I went to Buchanan’s Village Board meeting … Continue reading
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By Patrick Robbins Here at Sane Energy Project, we’ve had a pretty quiet couple of days, you know, nothing big. Except for the premiere of our groundbreaking mapping tool on Saturday, the biggest climate march in history on Sunday, a … Continue reading
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For two years, Sane Energy Project has been working in collaboration with our upstate allies and talented technical consultants to create a groundbreaking, interactive mapping tool that catalogs the existing and proposed shale gas infrastructure in New York State. Now, you can … Continue reading
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The contributors to the mapping project joined us to put a human face on the places at risk or already devastated by fracking infrastructure in New York. These are our neighbors, and they are dealing with pipelines, compressor stations and … Continue reading
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By Citizen Sane (John Trallo) Reposted with permission The oil and gas industry, as they work towards turning North America into a ‘third-world’ style extraction colony, is now in the process of expanding their pipeline infrastructure on an unprecedented scale. The agency that … Continue reading
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Bottom line: Yes, it could. As of today, June 30, 2014, land within Madison and Oneida counties (just east of Syracuse) that is owned by the Oneida Indian Nation becomes eligible for conversion to federal “Trust” land and subject to Bureau of … Continue reading
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How tax subsidies fuel Spectra Energy’s dark energy future By Owen Crowley Market Realist recently ran an excellent, must-read investor’s guide to Spectra Energy. This report describes Spectra’s corporate structure and details Spectra Energy (SE) and affiliates’ plans to build out gathering, … Continue reading
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The Photo Booth Project is a stealth meme campaign for renewables. Who knows where these photos may show up, or when, or where they’ll be taken. Want in? Tweet @renewableby2030! (Love, thanks and sane energy to all the participants!) Photography by Erik McGregor, Backdrop … Continue reading
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A decision issued by the U.S. Court of Appeals on June 6, 2014 could have far-reaching and positive effect on the future of pipeline and infrastructure build out in America. The case involves the Northeast Upgrade Project (NEUP), a series of four … Continue reading
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We’ve been following the radon story for close to three years, and we still learned things at the May 9th Assembly hearing that blew us away. Video of the hearing should be required viewing for any legislator who hesitates to sign onto … Continue reading
On January 16th, 2014, the New York Society for Ethical Culture and a host of local electeds, plus community and environmental groups presented a panel of experts who had examined the well data coming out of Pennsylvania, and compared it … Continue reading
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Update: For more about The Solutions Project (links, videos, how to get our free postcards for your next meeting) click here after you read below. Here at Sane Energy Project, we are big fans of the Stanford University studies on … Continue reading
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We know, it’s a complicated event. Here’s our guide to the march logistics and our picks for the best satellite events leading up to Sept. 21st.
