Hawkins Agrees 10/25/10 debate in Syracuse on Hydrofracking and Energy | Hot Indie News

Posted on October 19, 2010 by iwilder

Howie Hawkins has agreed to participate in a Monday October 25th debate on hydrofracking and energy policy at Nottingham High School, East Genesee St., Syracuse NY.

So far, Libertarian candidate Warren Redlich and Freedom Party candidate Charles Barron have also agreed to debate. Sponsors have requested all the candidates to attend. CNY PBS is doing a 30 minute show on Central Issues next Thursday 21st at 7pm on this debate

Hawkins has called for a ban on hydrofracking for natural gas.

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  1. Photo and article about Hula Hoop Hawkins for Guv from syracuse.com « OntheWilderSide, on October 21, 2010 at 2:31 pm said:

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