The A.N.S.W.E.R (Act Now to Stop War & End Racism) Coalition has contacted us about setting up a regional transportation network for their Saturday, March 20 march on Washington. If you would like to volunteer to coordinate transportation to D.C. from your area, please email
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and I will put you in contact with the national organizers.
We are organizing transportation from Columbia, SC to Washington DC to attend the SAT March 20th "Out of Iraq and Afghanistan" National March on Washington. Departing evening FRI March 19, time to be determined; returning early AM SUN March 21st time to be determined.
If enough people are interested, we will try to arrange a bus! Otherwise, we will arrange carpools and maybe a van. So please help us get plenty of folks interested... approximate cost of bus ticket $50 (maybe a little more). If you are willing to drive carpooling to DC , please let us know as well... also how many seats you have available.
On Heels of Obama Nuclear Bailout, Precedent-Setting Challenge to Controversial Nuclear Power Project in South Carolina to be Heard by S.C. Supreme Court on March 4
Friends of the Earth Nuclear Appeal First in Nation at State Supreme Court Level, a Challenge to Nuclear Project on DOE’s Loan Guarantee Short List
Columbia, SC – In what could have far-reaching implications for efforts to build new nuclear power plants in the U.S., the South Carolina Supreme Court as set a hearing date on a challenge against a new nuclear reactor project planned in the state.
The March 4, 10:00 a.m., hearing at the Supreme Court in Columbia will consider the appeal by the environmental organization Friends of the Earth of a decision by the South Carolina Public Service Commission (PSC) allowing South Carolina Electric & Gas (SCE&G) to proceed with a costly two-reactor nuclear project and to begin collecting rates to pay for it.
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