The #NoKXL movement is truly showing its power, breadth, and size Monday night.
Just 72 hours after the final environmental impact statement for the Keystone XL pipeline was released by the State Department, a huge coalition of groups including Oil Change International, CREDO, 350.org, Sierra Club and countless local activist groups around the country like TEJAS in Texas, Michigan CATS, and BOLD Nebraska, have come together to organize over 275 vigils in 49 states.
Photos began streaming in via twitter and other outlets at 6pm eastern time…and to call them inspiring wouldn’t do them justice. #NoKXL crowds gathered everywhere from DC to Nashville, Baltimore to Burlington, New York to Leesburg, Houston to Chicago. They gathered in the cold of Boston and the heat of Miami and everywhere in between.
Photos are being captured in an amazing Flickr feed…a (constantly-updating) map of those photos can be found below.
Choose a side…dark or light…FEAR IS NOT AN OPTION!!! COUNT ME IN…
SGH
Thank you for speaking out.
Prescott, AZ was out. We had about 15 people out and 5 of those were Veterans for Peace folks.
Stop This travesty now!
sending gratitude and love to all of our warriors!! 🙂 power to the people.
I am definitely against the KEYSTONE PIPELINE!!!