Together, we can fight for real climate solutions rooted in justice. Hope to see you on the call tonight!
Onward,
Thomas Meyer
National Organizing Manager
Food & Water Watch
John,
Just this week, President Biden announced that his administration would continue to allow offshore drilling and fracking on public lands. At the same time, Hurricane Ida forced millions of people from their homes and flooded whole cities, while massive wildfires continue to burn in the West.
What: Kick-Off Call: People vs. Fossil Fuels When: Thursday, September 9, 7 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. CT Where: Online, via Zoom (RSVP to receive the link)
The time for incremental action is over. It’s not enough to stop one pipeline — President Biden needs to stop all fossil fuel projects. That’s why we’re working with a broad coalition of Indigenous and community leaders fighting fracking, pipelines, exports and refineries. Here’s an excerpt from their call to action:
“If you have ever marched, rallied, called your representatives, lobbied, signed petitions to urge government leaders to act — we call on you to take the next step. Nonviolent civil disobedience is a time-tested tactic for change. If we all come together, put our bodies on the line in the name of climate justice, we may be able to change the course of history.”
Food & Water Watch and its affiliated organization, Food & Water Action, are advocacy groups with a common mission to protect our food, water and climate.
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