Rally in Salem on Feb. 6th: Say NO to LNG terminals and pipelines in Oregon
by Rick RayJanuary 22nd, 2008 at 07:51:02
STATEWIDE CALL TO ACTION
“NO LNG IN OREGON”
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6
11 AM TO 2 PM
CAPITOL STEPS, SALEM
Our friends at LNGPollutes.org hope you will join them to say NO to high risk gas terminals and pipelines and land condemnation!
For more info on LNG (Liquified Natural Gas) in Oregon, please visit the Onward Oregon LNG web page.
- Tell Oregon’s Governor and elected leaders not to put Oregon at risk for California’s gas.
- Stand up to NW Natural & Oregon LNG, who want to create pipeline right-of-ways by condemnation of Oregon farm & forest lands.
- Protect our property values.
- Protect family farms from the pipelines.
Join with Oregonians from across the state — including landowners from Southern Oregon fighting the Coos Bay LNG terminal who are also facing a 200 mile pipeline across their land — to deliver a message to Oregon politicians that people do not support LNG terminals and the pipelines that come with them.
For more info on the rally, please visit www.LNGPollutes.org.
February 4th, 2008 at 10:22 am
In addition to the above concerns, be aware that if these pipelines travel across state-owned land they will do so for free. Oregon is now one of a very few states that continues to give away state resources to privately held utility and telecommunication companies. Just another example of corporate welfare!
February 6th, 2008 at 5:46 pm
Oregon has nothing to gain and everything to lose from LNG. Ted is calling for more environmental scrutiny.