hydrofracking – Independent Political Report

Green Party NYS: Gov’s State-of-State does little for 99% of New Yorkers

By Kimberly Wilder on January 9, 2012 9:15 AM

Repost from onthewilderside, based on a post at GPNYS/Green Party of New York State:

Governor Cuomo’s agenda for 2012 is designed to maintain the power and wealth of the 1%, promoting austerity rather than prosperity for the vast majority of New Yorkers.

Green Party of Philadelphia endorses city council resolution against hydrofracking, seeks more action

By Ross Levin on January 25, 2011 7:44 PM

Inappropriate analogies aside, the Green Party of Philadelphia has put out a statement on the moratorium (they’re for it), of which we’re pulling some parts:

Philadelphia’s Green Party leaders voted to endorse the proposed City Council Resolution, Belinda Davis, acting GPOP treasurer, who attended Council’s hearing in September, hailed the moratorium on fracking.

Green Party opposes Cuomo recycling failed fiscal policies

By Kimberly Wilder on January 7, 2011 7:31 PM

From a Green Party of New York State press release, as posted by Ian Wilder at onthewilderside.com:

The Green Party blasted the Emergency Fiscal Plan outlined by Andrew Cuomo in his State of the State Message as a continuation of the failed policies of previous administrations of the Democratic and Republican Parties.

Green Party lauds Pittsburgh City Council Decision to ban fracking in city limits

By Ross Levin on November 20, 2010 5:05 PM

A press release from the Green Party of Pennsylvania, which supports banning hydraulic fracturing (aka fracking) for natural gas and organized statewide protests against the practice on Earth Day:

Last week, Pittsburgh City Council voted to ban hydrofracturing, or
“fracking” within city limits. … Read more ...

Green Party of Pennsylvania pre-election press release

By Ross Levin on November 1, 2010 5:05 PM

From the Green Party of Pennsylvania:

GREEN PARTY OF PENNSYLVANIA
http://www.gpofpa.org

Green Party offers viable alternatives in tomorrow’s election

As the exchange of missives between the two large corporate-dominated
parties intensifies while the campaign season for the November 2010 general
election winds down, the Green Party of Pennsylvania continues to offer a
viable alternative that puts people before profits, and forwards a prospect
of real change instead of the tiresome rhetoric and empty promises of the
status quo.… Read more ...

NY-Gov: Green Howie Hawkins, Libertarian Warren Redlich debate hydrofracking

By on October 26, 2010 1:46 PM

In the race for Governor of New York (which has been a hot topic at IPR in the past week or two), there was only one debate that featured all the candidates, which has received a great deal of attention far outside New York State.… Read more ...

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