Citizen's Hearing on Carbon Pollution – June 11

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Clean Air Carolina, the National Council of Churches, and the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy are co-hosting a Citizen's Hearing on Carbon Pollution on June 11, 2012, in Charlotte, North Carolina. The event gives Southeastern residents an opportunity to provide public comment to the EPA on proposed carbon dioxide limits for new fossil fuel power plants. The hearing addresses a gap in EPA's public comment process, as official hearings were only scheduled in two locations nationwide, neither in the Southeast.

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May 30, 2012 cleanaircarolina.org

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Citizen's Hearing on Carbon Pollution – June 11

This March, the EPA proposed limits on carbon dioxide (CO2) from new fossil fuel power plants and is now collecting comments from the public. Unfortunately, public hearings were only scheduled in two locations in the country, neither in the Southeast.

Clean Air Carolina, National Council of Churches and Southern Alliance for Clean Energy have joined with Mayfield Memorial Missionary Baptist Church, St. Paul Baptist Church and other organizations to host a Citizen's Hearing to give North Carolinians and other Southeastern residents the opportunity to speak to the EPA in support of carbon limits on new power plants.

Citizen's Hearing on Carbon Pollution

June 11th, 4:30-6:30pm
Mayfield Memorial Baptist Church
700 West Sugar Creek Road
Charlotte, NC 28213

View full event details and additional information about the new rule: http://bit.ly/C02hearing

Let us know you're coming – RSVP on Facebook or contact june[at]cleanaircarolina.org.