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SUMMARY:Final Public Comment on Draft Ohio River Basin Restoration and Protection Plan Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Join NWF for the last webinar before the comment period closes. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! \nThe Ohio River Basin Alliance and the National Wildlife Federation are taking public comment on a draft plan to restore and protect the waters of the Ohio River Basin\, a vast region that encompasses 14 states and two federally recognized Tribal Nations. \nJoin the call to learn about the plan and ways to have your voice heard to protect local drinking water\, public health\, jobs\, and quality of life. \nA draft plan to restore and protect the waters that 30 million people depend on for their drinking water\, public health\, and quality of life in the Ohio River Basin was released Thursday\, June 5 by the Ohio River Basin Alliance\, National Wildlife Federation\, and University of Louisville’s Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute. \nThe plan aims to tackle serious problems such as toxic pollution\, sewage contamination\, habitat loss\, mine waste\, and flooding. \nThe Ohio River Basin covers a region of 204\,000 square miles\, consisting of the ancestral and historical homelands of over 40 federally recognized Tribal Nations and portions of 14 states including Alabama\, Georgia\, Kentucky\, Illinois\, Indiana\, Maryland\, Mississippi\, New York\, North Carolina\, Ohio\, Pennsylvania\, Tennessee\, Virginia\, West Virginia\, as well as those of the Tribal Nations currently within the basin\, the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and the Seneca Nation of Indians.
URL:https://indianawildlife.org/event/final-public-comment-on-draft-ohio-river-basin-restoration-and-protection-plan-webinar/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:IWF Event,Online/Social Media,Partner Event
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SUMMARY:PFAS and Safe\, Affordable Water For All Webinar
DESCRIPTION:May 1\, 5:30-6:30pm ET \nSafe\, Affordable Water for All: Drawing Connections Between PFAS Contamination and Water Affordability \nRegister Here \n\nJoin us for an important discussion led by distinguished experts in the field exploring the critical intersection of water quality and affordability. Panelists include: \n\nRebecca Meuninck – National Wildlife Federation’s Great Lakes Regional Executive Director\nMonica Lewis-Patrick – President and co-founder of We the People of Detroit\nCathy Wusterbarth – Co-founder of Need Our Water\n\nThe panel will delve into the pressing issues of water contamination and the growing challenge of unaffordable water access in communities across the nation. Our panelists will share their firsthand experiences\, breaking down the complexities of these issues and offering actionable guidance for change. From grassroots initiatives to large-scale coalitions\, discover how organizations like the Great Lakes PFAS Action Network and the Water Equals Life Coalition are spearheading policy actions aimed at ensuring safe\, affordable water for all.
URL:https://indianawildlife.org/event/pfas-and-safe-affordable-water-for-all-webinar/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Online/Social Media,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Hydrogen in Appalachia: Opportunities\, Challenges\, and Federal Investments
DESCRIPTION:The Indiana Wildlife Federation invites you to  join the National Wildlife Federation and a panel of experts on April 24 from 2-3 p.m. ET for an educational webinar: Hydrogen in Appalachia: Opportunities\, Challenges\, and Federal Investments . While Indiana does not fall into Appalachia\, many of the struggles  are shared between the Appalachian region and the Hoosier state\, come learn about the risks and rewards of hydrogen production! \nHydrogen’s ability to store and produce energy without harmful byproducts has made it a prime focus for future use in electricity generation\, transportation\, and other hard-to-decarbonize sectors. However\, scaling up the use of hydrogen comes with numerous challenges\, risks\, and considerations. Join to learn more about hydrogen as a potential clean energy solution and recent federal investments in hydrogen – including what we know about plans for a hydrogen hub in Appalachia. \n\nOur panelists: \n\nDr. Simone Stewart\, Senior Industrial Policy Specialist\, National Wildlife Federation\nSarah Spence\, Midwest Regional Director\, Conservative Energy Network\nRob Altenburg\, Senior Director for Energy and Climate\, PennFuture\nSean O’Leary\, Senior Researcher\, Energy and Petrochemicals\, Ohio River Valley Institute\n\n\nWednesday\, April 24 | 2-3 p.m. ET |  Register: https://nwf-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_fUBq-iIhRDiiNfOrigkO-Q
URL:https://indianawildlife.org/event/hydrogen-in-appalachia-opportunities-challenges-and-federal-investments/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Online/Social Media,Partner Event
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