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Event Notice: “Blue Gold” at Henrietta Public Library
Head over to the Henrietta Public Library tonight for a FREE showing of the documentary Blue Gold: World Water Wars. The event is hosted by the Great Lakes Committee of the Sierra Club’s Rochester Regional Group.
When: Mon, February 6, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Where: Henrietta Library, 455 Calkins Road, Rochester
About the event (via the Great Lakes Committee): Will water be “the oil of the 21st century?” Why do people spend up to 4,000 times more for bottled water, when the product is less pure than regulated tap water? Who will prevent large multi-national corporations from taking over the world’s water supply? Whether you are new to the topic or a long time advocate of water issues, please join in for this film viewing and discussion about the issue of water privatization. For questions email greatlakes@newyork.sierraclub.org.
As a long-time environmental enthusiast, Josh Thines has never actually hugged a tree, but he does get pretty excited learning and writing about new ways to preserve them.
