Hundreds of Keystone XL Protestors Arrested, Look to Influence Obama’s Final Decision on Pipeline
TheRealNews on Mar 2, 2014
Hundreds of students demand President Obama reject the Keystone XL pipeline deal, but Obama has already fast tracked the southern half of the pipeline which is currently delivering Canadian tar sands to Texas refineries.
KXL Dissent
Daniel Ruthenberg-Marshall on Mar 2, 2014
On March 2, 2014, over one thousand young people marched on the White House demanding President Obama reject the Keystone XL pipeline and uphold his commitment to protecting out environment. Hundreds of these students then handcuffed themselves to the White House fence in the largest youth act of civil disobedience in a generation!
From the archives:
Texas Supreme Court Poised to Save Planet by William Boardman
Goodnight Gaia by Ed Ciaccio + Stop the Keystone XL Pipeline + State Department’s Fact Sheet
Global Power Project, Part 10: TransCanada Corporation – Kings of the Keystone Pipeline
Keystone XL Pipeline Civil Disobedience
TransCanada Seizes Land In Texas By Eminent Domain by Walter Brasch
Thank you for helping to draw attention to this issue.
Thanks, weavergrace. The corporate media won’t cover it, so it’s up to us bloggers to do so.
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Canada has to face up to how to reverse-engineer the most horrendous ecologically disastrous project on Earth.
It is likely an impossible task, as so much irreversible damage is already done.
This is a monstrous tragedy for which the US/Canadian crony cabal of industrialist megacidal half-wits must be held 100% responsible.
Never mind the Keystone threat, these diabolical maniacs should consider the Yellowstone threat, if that blows Alberta could be buried.
The fact that America has to use oil that is contaminated, and costly to purify, shows America, is now having difficulty in obtaining oil domestically, the boast of America in having so much oil it no longer needs to import oil, a insight of a country heading fast to calamity.
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