Organizations
What is an Organization?
These organizations are on the front lines, fighting the natural gas drilling from destroying our
neighborhoods, our water and our health.
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Search here to find organizations in your area.
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Western Colorado Congress
(970) 256-7650 128 North Sixth Street, P.O. Box 1931 Grand Junction, Colorado 81502 |
Western Colorado Congress is comprised of eight community groups that work on local issues as well as participating in regional campaigns. In addition to these groups, WCC is in conversation with the San Luis Valley Citizens Alliance about joining our alliance.Western Colorado Congress has more than 2500 members in six community groups. Our groups tap into the expertise of a professional organizing staff based in Grand Junction, Montrose, and Paonia. In addition, WCC employs a lobbyist to represent our interests in the State Legislature. |
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Wild South
828-258-2667 11312 AL HWY 33 Suite 1 Moulton, Alabama 35650 |
Wild South is a non-profit grassroots organization whose mission is to inspire people to enjoy, value and protect the wild character and natural legacy of the South. |
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Grassroots Coalition for Environmental and Economic Justice
814-269-3680 21431 Marlin Circle Shade Gap, Pennsylvania 17255 |
Working with people east of the Mississippi for 20 years, mostly in churches. Now publishing a global warming newspaper, "Earth News" (formerly "The Order of the Earth"). |
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NEOGAP (Northeast Ohio Gas Accountability Project)
440-974-2035 7439 Case Avenue Mentor, Ohio 44060 |
You already have our organization listed as NEOGAP, but you did not list our actual name that the acronym stands for, which is "Northeast Ohio Gas Accountability Project." Could you please list our name next to our acronym. Thanks, |
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