Tweet Share On Sunday, February 17th, close to 50,000 people from all over the country (and beyond) gathered together on a corner of the National Mall, to unite for one cause, stopping the Keystone XL Pipeline, and to have their
Tweet Share 50,000 strong, marching in the streets of Washington, 10’s of thousands more marching in their own communities and millions who understand and feel that it is time for national action on climate change. Moms, dads, grandparents, uncles, aunts,
Tweet Share Tens of thousands of people gathered in Washington, DC to protest the building of a pipeline that would traverse the USA, doing it’s own damage along the way, but bringing with it and enabling the production of billions
Tweet Share What is the connection between the proposed Keystone XL Pipeline that would carry Tar Sands Oil from Alberta, Canada to Texas, and my children’s health? And why would I not only risk arrest to stop this pipeline from
Tweet Share Greetings Climate Mamas and Papas, I hope you will join me and 100’s of thousands of other Americans from around the country and call on our Senators to reject yet another attempt to force an untimely decision on
Tweet Share While “nothing is over until it is over,” for the moment we have a definitive answer from the President to the “game of chicken” that he has been in regarding the Keystone XL pipeline. President to House Republicans:
© Climatemama 2025 All Rights Reserved.
