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SUMMARY:South Bronx Unite environmental justice bike tour
DESCRIPTION:Participants of all ages will visit sites along the community-designed Mott Haven-Port Morris Waterfront Plan\, including the proposed Lincoln Avenue waterfront park\, the 132nd Street pier and the historic Port Morris gantries. Participants will also learn about local organizing campaigns against subsidies to the trucking company FreshDirect as well as pollution and unjust land use from polluting fossil fuel power plants and waste transfer facilities that line the Bronx Kill waterway. Hurricane Sandy hit this flood zone during low tide\, causing 4.5 foot flooding in the area\, with forceful waves that ripped a pier from its concrete foundation. The tour\, organized together with Times Up!\, will highlight the community’s longstanding vision for the public waterfront land\, who is working with the community and who is working against the community. At 1:30\, we will return to Brook Park to join Friends of Brook Park\, Per Scholas and New York Restoration Project in providing 100 free trees as part of the MillionTreesNYC initiative.  For more information click here.
URL:https://sustainabilityjjay.org/event/south-bronx-unite-environmental-justice-bike-tour/
LOCATION:Brook Park\, E. 141st and Brook Avenue\, Bronx\, NY\, United States
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SUMMARY:"EcoCinema Cafe": 3-day environmental film festival at John Jay
DESCRIPTION:From April 21 through 23\, 2015\, in the John Jay Cafeteria\, Lindsey Kaymen (Director of Environmental Health and Safety) will present the annual “EcoCinema Cafe” film festival a joint project of the college’s Sustainability Committee\, the Environmental Education Fund (EEF) and the SEJ minor.  During the day\, a running loop of recent environmental documentaries will be shown.  Check out the official film schedule to plan your viewing\, or wander in anytime to see what’s on! \nHere is some of the good stuff the film festival will be showing: \nLearn more about how women fought for democracy and brought forests back to Kenya (which had been deforested ) by coming to watch the film:  “Taking Root – the Vision of Wangari Maathai” on  Thursday.  The filmmaker\, Lisa Merton\, who lived with Maathai for many months will Skype in for a Q&A.  Read about Maathai here\, but hearing about her from her own voice is a different experience entirely!\n \nIn “Oil and Water\,” the Cofan tribe in Ecuador was desperate because their land was so contaminated by oil drilling and their rights were being trampled.  They sent Hugo\, a 10 year old\, to be educated in the U.S.\, in hopes that he would return to lead them into a better future. A decade later\, we follow Hugo as he returns to the Ecuadorian Amazon to meet his destiny\, armed only with a high school diploma.  David Poritz was just a sixth-grader when he learned of the oil disaster in Hugo’s homeland and decided to get involved.  Find out what happens…. It’s a great story and the filmmaker will be Skyping in.\n \n“Chasing Ice” – James Balog’s journey to convince the world that climate change is happening.  Visually stunning\, the director had just graduated from college and heard about the project.  He had never made a film.  He begged Balog……. Please let me come…. I will help… You don’t have to pay me…….    He ended up making this extraordinary film!\n \nThese are just 3 of the amazing films we are showing in the Student Dining Hall on Tues\, Wed and Thurs (April 21-23\, 2015)!  We are starting  at 8 am and going till night so everyone has the opportunity to attend.  \n\n 
URL:https://sustainabilityjjay.org/event/save-the-dates-environmental-film-festival-at-john-jay/
LOCATION:John Jay\, 899 10th Ave #623\, New York\, NY\, 10036\, United States
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