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She Helped Save Her Town. Then She Finished High School.

March 17, 2016 Chris Clarke, www.kcet.org , , ,
By Chris Clarke for KCET - Residents along the Ventura Coast are no strangers to oil and gas development. Oil drilling has been a part of life along the Santa Barbara Channel since 1896, with gigantic oil rigs sprouting offshore in the late 1960s. But when an Australian energy company proposed to build a floating terminal 13 miles off Point Dume into a massive terminal for imported Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), and send the gas through the working-class community of Oxnard via a 36-inch pipeline, that was a step too far.

FERC Valentines Require Special Delivery

February 19, 2016 Anne Meador and John Zangas, www.dcmediagroup.us , ,
By Anne Meador and John Zangas for DC Media Group - “Clean energy policy means never having to say you’re sorry.” A twist on the catchphrase from the movieLove Story was the message delivered on Wednesday by anti-fracking activists to heads of a federal energy agency. Hoping that the four current voting members of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) would get into the spirit of Valentine’s Day, they made special in-person deliveries of cards, flowers and balloons to their homes in Washington, DC, Massachusetts, Arkansas and Virginia.

LNG Terminal’s Devastating Impact Must Be Stopped

February 15, 2016 Peter McCartney, www.wildernesscommittee.org , ,
By Peter McCartney for Climate Campaigner, Wilderness Committee - VANCOUVER – An environmental assessment report released yesterday by the federal government shows that the Pacific NorthWest LNG terminal must be rejected due to its climate impact, says the Wilderness Committee. The draft report from the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency (CEAA), which includes the Agency’s conclusions and recommendations regarding potential environmental effects, says the proposed project on Lelu Island near Prince Rupert, BC would have “significant adverse environmental effects” due to its associated greenhouse gas emissions.

Chesapeake Earth First! Locks Down At America’s Natural Gas Alliance

August 21, 2014 Chesapeake Earth First!, earthfirstjournal.org , , , ,
In a strong statement of opposition, two activists locked their necks to the front doors of the building that hosts the offices of America’s Natural Gas Alliance (ANGA) while a crowd of supporters held signs and cheered around them. This action was taken by Chesapeake Earth First! as part of the Rise Together mobilization, a series of actions and events against extreme energy perpetrators from August 16-24. The activists locked to the doors wore shirts saying “DC says no to LNG exports” and “Maryland says no to LNG exports,” representing the places they live and their opposition to the Cove Point liquid natural gas (LNG) export facility and liquefaction plant proposed to be built by Dominion Energy in Southern Maryland. The front doors were successfully blocked for two and a half hours.
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