November 30, 2006 @ 7pm
Bell Museum of Natural History
10 Church St. SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Driving
and Parking Directions.
Dear Friends of
Green Green Water,
You are invited to a special screening of
Green
Green Water at the
Bell Museum of
Natural History on the heels of an announcement
by Xcel Energy that they wish to turn to
hydroelectric power from Manitoba Hydro to make up
for a future shortfall in power supply. This means
customers of Xcel Energy will be using even more
electricity generated by Manitoba Hydro, power sold
as "green energy" to U.S. consumers that has
adversely impacted the environment, as well as the
Cree communities of Northern Manitoba. Check out
the articles recently published by the
Pioneer
Press and
Star
Tribune.
A post screening panel, including Senator Scott
Dibble (DFL), Ken Bradley of Fresh
Energy, Dawn Mikkelson (Director of Green
Green Water), and Jamie A. Lee
(Co-Director/Editor of Green Green Water)
will give the audience an opportunity to learn more
about the issue, as well as the making of this
important film. Following the screening there will
be a post-show reception in the Bell Museum.
This screening is sponsored by the Bell Museum of
Natural History as part of their Science on Screen film
program,
U of M
EcoWatch,
Fresh Energy,
and the U of M chapter of Amnesty
Intnernational.
We hope you will join us on November 30 at 7pm at
the Bell Museum!
Peace,
Dawn Mikkelson
Director/Producer
Green
Green Water
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A $10 Suggested Donation will be collected at the
door. Proceeds go toward the pay the film's
musicians and other necessary distribution costs so
that we can tell this story around the world on a
large scale.
