Syracuse Area Elected Officials and Advocates Gather to Highlight Environmental Rights Amendment

Proposal 2 would amend NYS Constitution to give New Yorkers a right to clean air, clean water, and a healthful environment 

Syracuse, NY – With just 2 days before early voting starts in New York, tomorrow, local elected officials and advocates will gather to highlight a state constitutional amendment that would give all New Yorkers a right to clean air and water (Proposal 2).

Thursday, October 21^st @ 5:00pm
Syracuse, Onondaga Lake Park, near the Salt Museum

Scheduled to attend :

• Rachel May, Senator 53^rd District
• John Mannion, Senator 50^th District
• Representative of Al Stirpe, Assembly Member 127^th
• Representative of Pamela Hunter, Assembly Member 128^th
• Kate Kurera, Deputy Director of Environmental Advocates NY
• Lanessa Chaplin, Assistant Director of Education Policy Center, New York Civil Liberties Union
• Tamikio Gallishaw, Member, 1199SEIU
• Lindsay Speer, Director of Community Programs, Alliance for a Green Economy