The PA Resources Council will kick off a new Films For A Better Planet & Discussion Series on March 12 in Pittsburgh with the showing of “Divide In Concord: The Bottled Water Ban Battle” followed by a panel discussion of local experts

Divide in Concord tells both sides of the story of a small town in Massachusetts that in 1775 sparked the American Revolution and today is sparking a battle over the ban of single-use plastic water bottles.

Join like-minded individuals to learn more about issues like plastic, human health, recycling, and community organizing.

Tickets to all events are free, though PRC strongly recommends pre-registering to ensure your seat! They also ask that you donate whatever possible so we can cover their costs so they can continue to host these screenings.

The screening and discussion will be held at the Ann Jones Gerace Center, 64 S. 14th St. in Pittsburgh starting at 7:00 p.m.

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