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A week in community for climate action

We masked up and went out in community over the last week to connect with other organizers, and the public. Check out our brief coverage and photos from the Climate Protector Ride, Climate and Clean Energy Expo and the Global Climate Strike with Fridays for Future - Missoula.

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Stopping methane pollution is vital to climate progress

On the drive north around Flathead Lake, you can see the destruction of the Boulder 2700 fire: 31 “structures,” including 14 homes, some right on the lake, lie in cinders.

But you step on the gas as soon as you get to the other side of the charred 2,230 acres. You have places to go, people to see, business to take care of.

We Montanans turn our heads from scientific reports, too. Take the sixth assessment by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, released last month, which says 1.) these high-intensity fires are a sign that climate change is here and 2.) it’s going to get a lot worse.

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Don't fall for gas!

As you may know, NorthWestern Energy is planning to build a gas plant in Laurel, MT. On Thursday, September 16th, from 6:30-8:00 pm (via Zoom), MEIC and Montana Health Professionals for a Healthy Climate will lead a discussion on the dangers of continuing to rely on gas to heat our homes, fuel our appliances, or generate electricity. If you are interested in learning more about NorthWestern’s gas plant proposal and its many flaws, join their second event on Thursday, October 21st, from 5:30-6:30 pm (via Zoom). Click through for more information and to register.

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We're Hiring

Families for a Livable Climate is hiring a Part Time Communications and Outreach Coordinator. This is a part-term, six-month position at 14-16 hours per week. $16 per hour. The position may be extended if funding allows.

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From a Journal - June

By Callie Stephenson

I am afflicted by a certain nostalgia. It’s a hot muggy night, barefeet in damp grass, and the smell of skin slicked with sweat. It is summer. Denim shorts and pine needles mixed with sweet, heavy lake water. It is Americana: all fireworks and sunscreen grease. The voices of people around me saying how absurd I am to revel in the heat of the evenings, and the comfort I find in the deafening accumulation of a dozen fans whirring at different pitches. It is my contempt for air conditioning coupled with full body resignation every time I enter a building that has been pumped full of that delicious, refrigerated air.

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Air Quality FLAG Program

The Montana Chapter of the Health Professionals for a Healthy Climate are excited to announce a new free program to help raise awareness of air pollution.

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