We’re going back to FERC on May 23 for our last UnFrack FERC action of the spring. If you want to join us at 888 first street NE, Washington DC, or live online, at 9am on May 23 for a rally and speak out.

If you want to get breaking updates about speakers, music, livestreams and ways to support from home, join our signal group. We'll have radical, fun, non-violent direct action to hold FERC accountable. Tune in with us live on Facebook, or on X/Twitter.

And if you want to send a comment to support us:

Click here to join the call in day to stop the Mountain Valley Pipeline starting at ~1pm Eastern.
You can send a comment to FERC using their E-comment tool:
1. Use docket number CP16-10-000 to comment on the MVP
2. Use Docket number ER24-1290-000 to comment on the New England forward Capacity auction
3. Use Docket number CP23-513-000 to comment on the Port Arthur pipeline.
4. More docket numbers and projects in the FERC sunshine notice here!
Or just contact them during normal business hours and share any message you like! Note if you call or email, they’ll probably tell you to put it in an E-comment using the janky tool above. So feel free to call and tell them "I tried that and your website stinks. Get bent bozos!"
Telephone: 202-502-6088
Toll-free Telephone: 1-866-208-3372
Email: [email protected]

$Join us live to Unfrack FERC!$

If you missed our April action, you can see a 3 minute recap video featuring some speeches and calls to action in our blog, which also has ways to send a comment on the MVP and other projects.

Since our April action, a disastrous safety test blew out a section of the MVP pipe. This is exactly the sort of thing we've been telling FERC to fine and hold the MVP accountable about for years: Shoddy work, degraded pipes and coating, failure to adhere to safety and environmental standards. Now there’s photographic evidence that our concerns were not only justified, but possibly understated the danger to public safety and the environment!

So, we'll tell them again – FERC's duty to safety and the environment compels them to reject the MVP’s request for an early in-service date. But FERC is not very good at receiving feedback. Nor have they ever rejected a project or denied an industry request as a result of (even overwhelming) public comment.

This month's FERC meeting promises to have a doozy of additional bad projects approved – including new and expanded LNG in Texas, the return of our old enemy the New England Forward Capacity Auction, and more.

That's the whole reason we've been waging our campaign to UnFrack FERC this spring: FERC doesn’t work. And to UnF***k FERC, we have to take direct action. Join us in DC or online on May 23 to make it happen!

Thanks,

Drew and the 198 reasons to shut FERC down crew

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