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Support the New York State Moratorium

Precedent is being established at this very moment.  New York State has put a halt to natural gas development until more information is gathered.  They are actively deliberating NOW!  Call or write the New York State legislators and tell them to HALT DRILLING IN SHALE FORMATIONS!  Supporting the moratorium there ultimately improves our chances of success in the rest of the nation!

From : http://www.gaslandthemovie.com/alerts/view/6

Alert Type
national
Organization Name
GASLAND: New York State Fracking Moratorium
State
New York
Zip
12201
Details
Even if you do not live in NY State, please call or email New York State legislators in support of a Moratorium on Shale Gas drilling that could serve as a national model to hault fracking. This week is CRUCIAL. Please Call or Email NOW!
Sen. Antoine Thompson 518-455-3371  athompso@senate.state.ny.us
Speaker Sheldon Silver 518-455-3791  http://assembly.state.ny.us/mem/?ad=064&sh=contact
Gov. David A. Patterson 518-474-8390 http://www.state.ny.us/governor/contact/GovernorContactForm.php
Sen. John Sampson 518-455-2788 sampson@senate.state.ny.us.
Sen. Malcolm Smith 518-455-2701  masmith@senate.state.ny.us
SAMPLE EMAIL: Dear New York State Legislators- “I call upon you, an elected official of the State of New York, to impose a moratorium on drilling in shale formations, a decision which will protect the land, air and water of our state. As has been shown in cases across the country, from Colorado to Pennsylvania, hydraulic fracturing or “fracking” for natural gas is not safe. I am extremely concerned for our public health and safety and for the integrity of our clean water and air. As the disaster in the gulf continues to unfold and gas drilling accidents are a staple on the news, this is hardly the time to allow industry profit to trump citizen safety. We urge you to pass the strongest possible moratorium bill now so that the health problems, water contamination issues and air pollution problems can be fully assessed by the public and the legislature. Thank you.”