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These organizations are on the front lines, fighting the natural gas drilling from destroying our
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Ohio Anti Fracking
513-633-9360

City, Ohio
45152

we want to keep fracking out of ohio

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Texas Drought Project
210-381-4021
16306 Buena Tierra
Sam Antonio, Texas
78232

We're a year-old, statewide organization that identifies threats to water in Texas, whether that's commodification, fracking, or climate change. Obviously any of these could result in a permanent drought for Texas. Sharon of Bluedaze, reporter Greg Harman of the San Antonio Current, and folks in west-central Texas counties are working to try to wake people up about a new threat to Texas water--a new shale development.

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Bold Nebraska
402-705-3622
1141 H St, 3rd Floor
Lincoln, Nebraska
68508

We've helped lead the fight against the Keystone XL pipeline in Nebraska. We do grassroots organizing on various energy issues in the state.

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OU Beyond Coal
859 801-3137
186 North Congress St.
Athens, Ohio
45701

Welcome! We are a student led group, advocating for OU to go off of coal and onto renewalble energy source for our heating and cooling. Our all-group weekly meetings are 6-7 p.m. on Wednesdays, in Bentley Room 304. You are invited to come by, check it out and get involved. The Sierra Club Beyond Coal campaign is designed to drastically reduce carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants, one of the largest sources of global warming pollution in the U.S. We aim to move our economy toward a clean energy future by stopping new coal-fired plants, phasing out existing plants, and keeping the massive U.S. coal reserves in the ground and out of international markets.

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Westchester for Change
914-921-3526
29 Highland Rd.
Rye, New York
10580

Westchester for Change is a group of community activists working for progressive social and political change. We are an independent activist organization composed of over seven hundred residents of Westchester County, diverse in experience and perspective, but committed to learning about issues and engaging in political action.

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