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                    <b><span style="font-size: 18pt; font-family:
                        BRADDON;"><i><a moz-do-not-send="true"
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                              hspace="20" width="523"></a>Burning the
                          Future</i></span></b>: <big><font
                        color="#993300"><big><big><b><i>Coal in America</i></b></big></big></font></big><br>
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                    Thursday, August 16, in Cambridge [<a
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                    Coal provides half of America’s electricity, but at
                    what cost? Though rhetoric about “clean coal”
                    abounds, <b>36%</b> of US global warming emissions
                    comes from our coal-burning plants. <b>Every 11-1/2
                      days</b>, the explosive equivalent of the
                    Hiroshima atomic bomb is unleashed on the mountains
                    of southern West Virginia and eastern Kentucky—for
                    coal.<br>
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                    <i><b>Burning the Future: Coal in America</b></i>
                    examines the explosive conflict between the coal
                    industry and residents of West Virginia. Confronted
                    by a global reliance on coal-generated electricity,
                    local activists watch the world praise coal without
                    regard to the devastation caused by its extraction.
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                    Faced with <br>
                    •    toxic groundwater, <br>
                    •    the obliteration of 1.4 million acres of 
                    mountains, and <br>
                    •    a government that appeases industry, <br>
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                    these citizens launch a valiant fight to protect
                    their mountains, save their families, and preserve
                    their way of life.<br>
                    <br>
                    <i>BURNING THE FUTURE</i> exposes the truth behind
                    mountaintop coal extraction and offers tools for
                    everyone to carve out a cleaner future.<br>
                    <br>
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                      src="cid:part4.02060408.02050502@mynas.com"
                      align="left" border="1" height="236" hspace="10"
                      width="244">"<i>Such a rich sense of place that it
                      rips you up in ways that other, less-rooted
                      documentaries don’t…I cannot recommend it too
                      highly.</i>”  ~ David Edelstein, New York Magazine<br>
                    <br>
                    “<i>This compelling and timely film burns through
                      the ‘clean coal' rhetoric of industry front
                      groups, showing the harsh truth of the coal
                      story...</i>” - Bruce Nilles, Sierra Club<br>
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                    “<i>The flawless beauty of Novack's coverage of
                      dynamited mountains, slurry pools and rapidly
                      churned-out coal underscores the inexorability of
                      the practice and the devastation in its wake.</i>” 

                    ~Variety<br>
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                    “<i>If a documentary has the potential to save lives
                      in the apparent absence of concerned and caring
                      authorities, Burning the Future surely stands as
                      an exemplary contribution to determined human
                      advocacy</i>.”   ~ NEWSBLAZE | Prairie Miller</td>
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                  <td valign="top"><b>When/where</b><br>
                    243 Broadway, Cambridge - corner of Broadway and
                    Windsor,<br>
                    entrance on Windsor<br>
                    <a moz-do-not-send="true"
                      href="http://rule19.org/videos/">rule19.org/videos</a><br>
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                    Please join us for a stimulating night out; bring
                    your friends!<br>
                    free film, free refreshments, & free door
                    prizes.<br>
                    [donations are accepted]<br>
                    <i><br>
                      "You can't legislate good will - that comes
                      through education.</i>" ~ Malcolm X<br>
                    <br>
                    <b>UPandOUT film series</b> - see <a
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                      href="http://rule19.org/videos/">rule19.org/videos</a><br>
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                    Why should YOU care? It's YOUR money that pays for
                    US/Israeli wars - on Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran,
                    Palestine, Libya. Syria, Iran, So America, etc etc -
                    for billionaire bailouts, for ever more ubiquitous
                    US prisons, for the loss of liberty and civil
                    rights... <br>
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