Raindance Presents
an awareness and fundraiser for
P.A.C.T. - People Against Chemical Trespass
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Cypress Lounge
120 Union St.
Santa Cruz, CA
Mozaic - (Glimmer of Dope, Raindance)
Brother - (13moontribe)
Digital Honey - (Alia vs Ginger Vaughn)
Little John - (Raindance)
$10+ Donation ~ Raffle with Great Prizes!
6pm - 8pm Special Dinner and live music with Bob Burnett
8pm - Ramping up the grooves with DJ faves
No Pesticides on People!
WE THE PEOPLE OF SANTA CRUZ ARE COMING TOGETHER IN OUR COMMUNITY TO TAKE BACK LOCAL CONTROL OF PESTICIDE USE!
Be a part of the solution. The Moth is not the danger.
The chemical exposure is.
In
the fall of 2007, the State of California, under Federal mandate,
aerial sprayed pesticides over the Monterey Bay Area in an attempt to
eradicate the Light Brown Apple Moth (LBAM), a moth not known to cause
significant harm. As a result, 643 people reported illnesses, thousands
of seabirds died, countless household pets were sickened, and bees
disappeared.
With the guidance of Global Exchange and the
Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund (CELDF), we have written an
ordinance that will keep the City of Santa Cruz safe from future
pesticide assaults forever:
“THE CITY OF SANTA CRUZ LOCAL CONTROL, PESTICIDE and CHEMICAL TRESPASS ORDINANCE”
P.A.C.T. - www.PeopleAgainstChemicalTrespass.org
an awareness and fundraiser for
P.A.C.T. - People Against Chemical Trespass
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Cypress Lounge
120 Union St.
Santa Cruz, CA
Mozaic - (Glimmer of Dope, Raindance)
Brother - (13moontribe)
Digital Honey - (Alia vs Ginger Vaughn)
Little John - (Raindance)
$10+ Donation ~ Raffle with Great Prizes!
6pm - 8pm Special Dinner and live music with Bob Burnett
8pm - Ramping up the grooves with DJ faves
No Pesticides on People!
WE THE PEOPLE OF SANTA CRUZ ARE COMING TOGETHER IN OUR COMMUNITY TO TAKE BACK LOCAL CONTROL OF PESTICIDE USE!
Be a part of the solution. The Moth is not the danger.
The chemical exposure is.
In
the fall of 2007, the State of California, under Federal mandate,
aerial sprayed pesticides over the Monterey Bay Area in an attempt to
eradicate the Light Brown Apple Moth (LBAM), a moth not known to cause
significant harm. As a result, 643 people reported illnesses, thousands
of seabirds died, countless household pets were sickened, and bees
disappeared.
With the guidance of Global Exchange and the
Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund (CELDF), we have written an
ordinance that will keep the City of Santa Cruz safe from future
pesticide assaults forever:
“THE CITY OF SANTA CRUZ LOCAL CONTROL, PESTICIDE and CHEMICAL TRESPASS ORDINANCE”
P.A.C.T. - www.PeopleAgainstChemicalTrespass.org
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