Wednesday, September 25, 2019

Sept. 28 Enbridge Line 3 protest in Duluth

Join us at Gichi-gami Gathering to Stop Line 3! We have buses going from across Wisconsin to the event in Duluth!

About the Gichi-gami Gathering to Stop Line 3:
Join us September 28 for a rally, march, and gathering of our Midwest community to send a clear message to the Minnesota Governor and state agencies:  Midwesterners stand together to protect what we love and say STOP Line 3 and other pipelines that threaten our water, climate, and communities.

John Muir Chapter Sierra Club will have buses from across Wisconsin to the event in Duluth! On September 28, there will be a rally, march, and gathering to join in community and send a clear message to the Minnesota Governor and state agencies: Midwesterners stand together to protect what we love and say STOP Line 3 and other pipelines that threaten our water, climate, and communities. 

Where: Gichi-Ode’ Akiing Park, Duluth
When: Saturday September 28, 2019 
Reserve your spot on the bus!

There will be 3 buses from Wisconsin to the Gich-gami Gathering to Stop Line 3. Bus tickets are $10 each. If you cannot afford the $10 ticket, sponsored tickets are available for $1. Please contact our office with any questions or concerns.

​Stops include: Ashland, Beloit, Eau Claire, Madison, Milwaukee, and Stevens Point.  With enough interest, other stops could include: Janesville, Marshfield, Wausau or Whitewater. (If you’d like to see one of the stops, sign up and get 5 of your friends to join!)  Carpools will be arranged from other cities as well. Sign up for a carpool here.

AND, from MN350:

In just over a week, we’ll gather on the shores of Gichi-gami -- also known as Lake Superior -- to say no to the Line 3 tar sands pipeline and YES to a cleaner and more just future. I can hardly wait.
This event is a big deal. In June, a court put the pipeline on hold because the spill risks to Lake Superior were never even studied. We’re going to Gichi-gami together to say enough is enough: kill this project, put a foot down, protect what we have and what we love.

We know that the risks of a tar sands spill, or the certainty of climate warming brought on by burning this oil, or the continued erasure of indigenous treaty rights already give more than enough reasons why this pipeline must never be built.

Schedule for the day:
Starting at noon at Gichi-Ode’ Akiing park in Duluth: arrival, drumming, art
1:30pm: Rally
2:30pm: March
4-6pm: Gathering, food, workshops, fun!



 

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