January 2009 Bark Program about LNG
The Bark for Mt Hood Public Access program for January 2009 features the January Hike to the LNG Palomar Pipe Line Clackamas River crossing site; speakers from the January Clean Energy Rally in Salem; and a Power Point presentation by Dan Serres on LNG
http://www.barkformthood.blip.tv/file/1721413/
The Power Point presentation is excerpted from the Public Access Program. "A Growing Concern," which airs live every Friday evening from 7:00 - 8:00 on channel 11.
The January Bark Field Trip to the proposed Clackamas River crossing was a snow hike and was well attended.
The Salem Clean Energy Rally featured Oregon Attorney General Kroger, Ben Canon and other politicians as well as local citizens and activists opposing the LNG projects.
The Power Point presentation is excerpted from the Public Access Program. "A Growing Concern," which airs live every Friday evening from 7:00 - 8:00 on channel 11.
The January Bark Field Trip to the proposed Clackamas River crossing was a snow hike and was well attended.
The Salem Clean Energy Rally featured Oregon Attorney General Kroger, Ben Canon and other politicians as well as local citizens and activists opposing the LNG projects.
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