As of 3 PM Thursday, the PAA meeting is still on! We don't expect storm conditions this evening so we hope everyone can come.

Come to the regular monthly meeting of the Progressive Action Alliance Thursday, Sept. 11. Come early (about 6:45PM) to visit; meeting is from 7-9 p.m. Bring something non-messy to eat or drink and share if you wish. If you are reading this on the PAA home page, click on the event title for more info.

MAJOR TOPICS: These have been discussed, but I can't find my notes. I'll update this soon.

If you skipped the most recent meeting, you missed a good one. We had Kevin Shanley of the Bayou Preservation Association, who discussed with us the state of the creeks running through our town. Lots of good things are happening, due to the involvement of concerned citizens.

oin us for the monthly Health Care for All Texas--Houston chapter meeting:

Date: Thursday, August 14
Time: 6:00 to 7:30 PM
Location: St. Paul's United Methodist Church 5501 South Main Street, Houston 77004. Jones Building (across the sanctuary), Room J 204

-- Harris County Green Party general membership meeting, third Monday of every month, 6:45-9:00 PM; socialize for an hour or so afterward.

This month we have a featured speaker: Kevin Shanley (Chairman of Bayou Preservation Association) will talk about the state of the bayous in Houston. (See www.bayoupreservation.org). We'll also discuss politics both local and national, community building, social justice, etc.

Come to the regular monthly meeting of the Progressive Action Alliance Thursday, Aug. 14. Come early (about 6:45PM) to visit; meeting is from 7-9 p.m. Bring something non-messy to eat or drink and share if you wish. If you are reading this on the PAA home page, click on the event title for more info.

Come to the regular monthly meeting of the Progressive Action Alliance Thursday, May 8. Come early (about 6:45PM) to visit; meeting is from 7-9 p.m. Bring something non-messy to eat or drink and share if you wish. If you are reading this on the PAA home page, click on the event title for more info.

Come to the regular monthly meeting of the Progressive Action Alliance Thursday, May 8. Come early (about 6:45PM) to visit; meeting is from 7-9 p.m. Bring something non-messy to eat or drink and share if you wish. If you are reading this on the PAA home page, click on the event title for more info.

Come to the regular monthly meeting of the Progressive Action Alliance Thursday, May 8. Come early (about 6:45PM) to visit; meeting is from 7-9 p.m. Bring something non-messy to eat or drink and share if you wish. If you are reading this on the PAA home page, click on the event title for more info.

MAJOR TOPIC THIS MONTH: How do Greens fit in the political landscape, and where do we go from here?. We'll also work on details for the state convention to be held June 14-15 at S.H.A.P.E. on Almeda.

Start: Mar 13 2008 - 6:45pm
End: Mar 13 2008 - 9:00pm
Event Description:
Come to the regular monthly meeting of the Progressive Action Alliance Thursday, April 10. Come early (about 6:45PM) to visit; meeting is from 7-9 p.m. Bring something non-messy to eat or drink and share if you wish. If you are reading this on the PAA home page, click on the event title for more info.

Attend the regular monthly meeting of the Progressive Action Alliance - the second Thursday of each month. Come early (about 6:45PM) to visit; meeting is from 7-9 p.m. Bring something non-messy to eat or drink and share if you wish. If you are reading this on the PAA home page, click on the event title for more info.

Attend the regular monthly meeting of the Progressive Action Alliance Thursday, March 14. Come early (about 6:45PM) to visit; meeting is from 7-9 p.m. Bring something non-messy to eat or drink and share if you wish. If you are reading this on the PAA home page, click on the event title for more info.

This is the monthly general membership meeting of Harris County Green Party, regularly scheduled for 6:30-9:00 PM, 3rd Monday of every month.

TOPICS THIS MONTH: Ballot access, state convention; also presentation(s) by local activists.

The Technology Already Exists to Stabilize Global Warming
Wedges into the Climate Solution

Dr. Ron Sass, Rice University Professor Emeritus of Natural Sciences, will give a presentation on Wedges on Sunday, April 6, 2:30 to 3:30pm at First Unitarian Universalist Church. Each climate wedge provides an increasing part of the solution. All the wedges, added together, could get carbon emissions under control by 2054, said Princeton University scientists in a Scientific American article that is now the generally accepted vision of solutions. http://tinyurl.com/ynl68s The two scientists also said it is urgent that we must stop new carbon-polluting energy sources, such as coal plants. Any seven of the following fifteen possible wedges would be enough. Which would you choose?

Bioneers planning meeting to discuss organization of various groups and next Texas Bioneers conference.

Attend the regular monthly meeting of the Progressive Action Alliance Thursday, Feb. 14. Come early (about 6:45PM) to visit; meeting is from 7-9 p.m. Bring something non-messy to eat or drink and share if you wish. If you are reading this on the PAA home page, click on the event title for more info.

Monday, February 18, 6:45-9:00 pm*
Harris County Green Party general membership meeting
upstairs at central market, westheimer and weslayan.

This month, we'll deal with steering committee elections,
ballot access, precinct convention 3/11, and state convention 6/14.

Houston community organizations and activists are mobilizing to demand removal of Chuck Rosenthal and his senior staff at Harris County's District Attorney office. A broad multi-ethnic coalition will hold a Townhall meeting on January 29th at Good Hope Missionary Baptist Church and a protest rally on January 31st in front of the Harris County Criminal Courthouse.

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