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SUMMARY:Author talk: Exxon Valdez disaster & risks facing Salish Sea c
 ommunities
DESCRIPTION:“Red Light to Starboard: Recalling the Exxon Valdez Disa
 ster” author Angela Day will discuss the 1989 oil spill and similar 
 risks facing Salish Sea communities during a free book reading, presen
 tation, and Q&A from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 25th, at Bellingh
 am Unitarian Fellowship, 1207 Ellsworth St, Bellingham. The event is c
 o-sponsored by North Cascades Audubon Society and RE Sources for Susta
 inable Communities.\n\n“Red Light to Starboard” documents the trag
 ic oil spill that stunned the world, discusses the environmental impac
 ts from the spill, and recounts the regional and natural history of Pr
 ince William Sound in the Gulf of Alaska.\n\nAngela Day lives in Snoho
 mish, Washington and is married to Bobby Day, a long-time fisherman fr
 om Prince William Sound. The book centers on his story and that of his
  family, whose history is deeply rooted in the region. Based on a weal
 th of family history and first-hand experiences, the book offers a per
 sonal account of the oil spill’s impacts on individual lives and loc
 al communities.\n\nDuring the event, Day will share her thoughts on th
 e Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion project, which would
  nearly triple capacity of an existing pipeline ending just north of t
 he U.S.-Canada border in Burnaby, British Columbia. The proposed proje
 ct would drastically increase the amount of crude oil tanker traffic i
 n the Salish Sea.\n\n“Whatcom County residents are faced with a pote
 ntially huge increase in crude oil tanker traffic in the Salish Sea du
 e to this proposed expansion project,” Day says. “I look forward t
 o having a discussion about lessons learned and how they apply to the 
 risks in the Salish Sea today by prividing some insights about what th
 e past can teach us about the future.”\n\n“Red Light to Starboard�
 �� won the Western Writers of America 2015 Spur Award in the Best West
 ern Contemporary Nonfiction” category, and was a finalist in the ann
 ual Foreword Review INDIES Book of the Year Awards. For more informati
 on, visit re-sources.org/events or RSVP on Facebook.\n\nFor more infor
 mation visit https://transitionwhatcom.ning.com/events/author-talk-exx
 on-valdez-disaster-risks-facing-salish-sea
DTSTART;TZID=America/Boise:20170525T183000
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CATEGORIES:talk, presentation
LOCATION:Bellingham Unitarian Fellowship
WEBSITE:https://www.facebook.com/events/1381556401882747/
URL:https://www.facebook.com/events/1381556401882747/
CONTACT:360-733-8307
ORGANIZER:RE Sources for Sustainable Communities
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