AFP Texas

Texas Chapter of AFP

807 Brazos Street #210 Austin TX 78701

Phone: (512) 476-5905

Email: texas@AFPhq.org

Join us on Feb. 4th for CTxPAC in Austin!

Join us on Feb. 4th for CTxPAC in Austin!

CTxPAC will be filled with empowering workshops designed to update and educate it’s attendees on the latest grassroots strategies, technologies and the next generation plan for the Tea Party Movement.

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Friday, February 3rd 2012
by pvenable

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S. Fred Singer is professor emeritus at the University of Virginia and director of the Science & Environmental Policy Project. His specialty is atmospheric and space physics. An expert in remote sensing and satellites, he served as the founding director of the US Weather Satellite Service and, more recently, as vice chair of the US National Advisory Committee on Oceans & Atmosphere. You likely recognize his name as in 2007, he founded and chaired NIPCC (Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change).

The title of his lecture is: “The Climate Debate: IPCC, NIPCC, Hockeystick, and Climategate."

Impacts on energy policy and everything else”. This should be a most interesting presentation and they are open to the public at each location:

Monday, February 6 in Houston

• Noon Rice University, Physics Colloquium

• 7 pm University of Houston, Theater, College of Architecture, lecture with dessert reception

Tuesday, February 7 in Austin

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Wednesday, February 1st 2012
by Lauren Pierce

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Our unemployment rate is a concern. With 8.6% of our population with no revenue with which to pay their bills, you would think that our country would be making every effort to make America the epitome of business and job-creators friendly. You would also think that, in a time like this, our president would never shut down an opportunity, like the Keystone Pipeline, to employ 20,000 construction workers and $7 billion in private investments.

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Tuesday, January 31st 2012
by pvenable

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The Dunes Sagebrush Lizard is being considered by the US Fish and Wildlife service to be listed as endangered. The listing threatens to shut down the oil fields of West Texas and Eastern New Mexico.

AFP-Texas Director Peggy Venable and activist Jason Moore held a press conference in the Permian Basin early this year to encourage the public to file comments and to discourage FWS from listing the lizard as endangered. Moore, a radio talk show host, business owner and former AFP Activist of the Year, submitted the following comments to FWS. He was the first to point out to us the plan environmentalists have proposed to “save the planet” from mankind. Read about it here in Moore’s comments to the US Fish and Wildlife Service:

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