Farmland Conference Growing to Multiple States

INDIANAPOLIS - Dec. 3, 2023 - PRLog -- In a resounding call for environmental stewardship, United Citizens against Carbon Capture and Carbon Sequestration, in collaboration with Pastor Jon Schrock, is proud to announce the expansion of their mission to promote clean water and clean soil. The Central Kentucky Farmland Conference and Dinner, held on December 1st, served as a rallying point for hard-working residents of the commonwealth, who gathered to delve into facts, figures, and actionable solutions.

The event, hosted at The Nest, was a convergence of concerned citizens, experts, and community leaders, all committed to addressing the pressing issues surrounding carbon capture and sequestration. The evening commenced with a powerful demonstration of patriotism through the Pledge of Allegiance to the American flag, followed by a moment of reflection and unity in prayer.

The urgency of the matter was underscored by Pastor Jon Schrock, who emphasized the critical need for safeguarding not only our environment but also our most precious resources – clean water and fertile soil. The conference shed light on the increasing recognition across multiple states regarding the potential dangers associated with carbon capture and sequestration, as well as the looming crisis of water scarcity.

As concern over environmental issues intensifies, attendance at United Citizens against Carbon Pipelines and Carbon Sequestration events is surging. People from diverse backgrounds are joining forces, recognizing the critical need to address the environmental threats posed by carbon pipelines and sequestration practices. The momentum is growing, reflecting a collective determination to safeguard our planet and promote sustainable alternatives. United, these citizens are becoming a formidable voice against practices that endanger our environment and threaten future generations.

"Our mission is not just to raise awareness but to inspire action," said Pastor Jon Schrock. "We believe in the power of informed communities coming together to make a difference. Clean water and clean soil are not just ideals; they are fundamental rights that we must protect for future generations."

Throughout the conference, participants engaged in lively discussions, exchanging ideas and experiences related to sustainable agricultural practices, water conservation, and alternative energy sources. The collaborative spirit was palpable, as attendees united in their commitment to forging a path toward a more sustainable and resilient future.

In the spirit of shared responsibility, the event concluded with a call to action, encouraging attendees to take the knowledge gained and actively participate in grassroots initiatives aimed at promoting clean water, clean soil, and a truly healthier environment.

This week, United Citizens is conducting scheduled meetings in Clark County, Marion County, and Boone County, Indiana. Join us in the fight against carbon pipelines and sequestration.

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