350Kishwaukee normally meets on the last Monday of the month at the DeKalb Public Library.
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Celebrate the Renewable Energy Transition – 2019
with an ELECTRIC VEHICLES DISPLAY and SPEAKERS
Monday, July 29, 2010 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm
Huntley Park – Three blocks south of Route 38 (E Lincoln Hwy)
between S 2nd and S 3rd Streets
401 S 2nd St, DeKalb, IL 60115
Organized by
350Kishwaukee
DeKalb Citizens’ Environmental Commission
Event Partners
League of Women Voters, DeKalb Stands,
REACT, CASES,
Sierra Club Blackhawk Group,
Rockford Coalition for a Sustainable Future
Event Funding Provided by
Joe McClintock, Certified Energy Consultant, Vivint Solar
See ELECTRIC Assist Bicycles, an Electric Motorcycle,
a lithium battery powered commercial Riding Lawnmower,
and Electric Autos including the Bolt, Leaf, and Tesla Model 3
Music with Dave “DK” Kolars
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Come hear local and regional leaders discuss climate change, how states including Illinois can help transition to renewable energy, the transition to battery powered transportation, and more.
Bring your lawn chair or blanket
Organized by 350Kishwaukee
Contact 350Kishwaukee@gmail.com
Foreign Pipeline Intervenor Training
Watch this Space for Upcoming Training
In January of 2017, the foreign pipeline company, Enbridge, again announced that it is coordinating development activities for a new pipeline to run within one mile of DeKalb and within a few hundred feet of Belvidere. The announcement appeared in their January Investment Community Presentation and would parallel the existing tar sands pipeline running through Boone, DeKalb, LaSalle, and Livingston Counties, a pipeline with capacity approximately equal to the proposed Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines combined. The new pipeline would potentially double that capacity, making Illinois the superhighway for transporting Canadian tar sands bitumen to the Gulf Coast for export.
In Illinois, the pipeline approval process in the past has primarily involved only parties with a direct financial interest in the project, from the pipeline company to landowners. We think the public should have a strong voice in the process. In our training sessions, we will show you how to participate in the legal pipeline approval process.
If you oppose additional foreign tar sands export pipelines in Illinois, or if you think foreign companies should not be able to seize land rights, or if you are concerned about pipeline safety, join us in these exercises in democracy.
Sponsored by SOIL (Save Our Illinois Land), and 350Kishwaukee
Contact SaveOurIllinoisLand@gmail.com or 350Kishwaukee@gmail.com
