Sunday, May 4, 2008

Members of Governor's Commission on Global Warming to meet people of Northwest Arkansas

If you care about global warming in Arkansas, come meet the people who are making a difference.
Members of the Governor’s Commission on Global Warming are coming to Northwest Arkansas to meet the press and the public at 3 p.m. May 18 at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Springdale (the church on I-540 with windmills).
You are invited to meet the commissioners, learn about the work they’re doing, and the role they see for themselves in helping Arkansas through the hard times ahead.
The Global Warming Commission is made up of people from science, industry, government and nonprofit groups. They have labored together for months to identify primary issues our state needs to address to fight global warming, and they’re ready to talk to you about it. They also need to know the problems, concerns, and solutions you see. They want to hear from you.
A news conference begins at 3 p.m., with the reception immediately following. Please join us.
For details, contact Matt Petty at 479-595-8380 or e-mail matt@matthewpetty.org, or Gladys Tiffany at 479-973-9049, e-mail gladystiffany@yahoo.com .
St. Thomas Episcopal is at 48th Street and Watkins Ave. in Springdale. Take I-540 to the US. 412 exit just north of the windmills on the east side of the freeway. Exit east to 48th Street, and turn South 2 blocks just past Watkins Avenue. The church is on the right. Free parking is available.
Dick Bennett is the founder of the OMNI Center for Peace, Justice and Ecology. He may be reached at 479-442-4600, jbennet@uark.edu
Co-Presidents:
Melanie Dietzel, 479-442-8600, melaniedietzel@cox.net
Gladys Tiffany, 479-973-9049, gladystiffany@yahoo.com

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