Take Action to Stop the Proposed Jordan Cove Export Terminal and Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline
· 6:30 Doors open for snacks & tabling
· 7:00 Program starts
Youth aged 10 and up are encouraged to attend.
Record-breaking numbers of public comments and testimony have helped stop previous coal and oil projects in the Pacific Northwest. Now we have an opportunity to stop a 230-mile pipeline through Southern Oregon and a terminal in Coos Bay that would liquefy and export fracked gas from our state.
● See “The F olly of Frack”, an informative romp
● Get Tips on How to Influence the State Agencies Empowered to Stop these Proposals
● Join in Community Comment Writing
The Canadian company, Pembina, won’t be able to build the Jordan Cove Terminal and Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline unless they get all required federal and state permits. The pipeline and terminal would impact more than 400 Oregon rivers, streams and other water bodies.We have until July 21 to deliver to the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and the US Army Corps of Engineers our public comments on water quality issues related to this climate-busting project.
We need your voice! Tell our agencies why you are concerned about these projects and how you would be impacted by the resulting pollution and degradation of our rivers and streams.
Note: If you can’t make it on the 12th, same program at Havurah Shalom on July 17 or visit www.nolngexports.org and follow the Take Action link for information on how to write an effective comment from the comfort of your home.
Sponsored by: Community for Earth of First Unitarian Church and Stop Fracked Gas PDX.
