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Tar Sands Action: Stop the Keystone XL Pipeline

About Tar Sands Action: Stop the Keystone XL Pipeline

On January 20 President Barack Obama denied the permit for the Keystone XL pipeline. But the fight against dirty energy doesn't stop with this success. Big oil is working hard to overturn the decision against the Keystone XL with dirty money and extensive lobbying. Will you stand against energy corruption in the US Congress?Join the campaign.

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  • Rising temperatures across the USA turn up the heat against the Keystone XL pipeline
  • Rising temperatures across the USA turn up the heat against the Keystone XL pipeline
  • Rising temperatures are the common thread running through the top climate news stories this week: record melting of arctic ice and a heat wave throughout the United States. July’s soaring temperatures coincided with the lowest level of Arctic ice o

  • A good week for the climate movement is a bad week for the Keystone XL pipeline
  • A good week for the climate movement is a bad week for the Keystone XL pipeline
  •   If the Keystone XL pipeline were a celebrity, this would be its tabloid moment. In the past week, story after story has revealed what we in the environmental and climate movement have suspected all along: this pipeline extension is dangerous,

  • 350: Send your messages of support to 2,000 brave folks sitting in at the White House
  • 350: Send your messages of support to 2,000 brave folks sitting in at the White House
  •   By Joe Solom0n It’s crazy to think how the summer is almost over – and crazier still to think how this movement is on the edge of making history. This Saturday begins a two week wave of peaceful sit-ins at the White House gates, wi

  • Bill Mckibben Speaks to Tar Sands Action Participants | Photo Credit: Shadia Fayne Wood
  • Standing against climate inaction and the Keystone XL pipeline in Washington, DC
  • In the grand history of civil disobedience, a peaceful protest is not new. But in the relatively new history of the climate movement, it still is. Starting this past Saturday, ordinary people from across North America have gathered in Washington, DC

  • A united call: Largest environmental organizations in the USA stand against the Keystone XL pipeline
  • The heads of the nation’s largest environmental organizations—often at odds on the best strategy for combating climate change—released a letter today calling on President Obama to block the Keystone XL oil pipeline, which would span from the ta

  • Record crowd stands firm against a Tar Sands pipeline that’s ‘built to spill’
  • Today was the biggest day of peaceful civil disobedience yet at the White House as 140 Americans including the top climate scientist and a large group of religious leaders were arrested to push President Obama to deny the permit for a massive new oil

  • New infographic explores how Keystone pipelines are ‘built to spill’
  • New infographic explores how Keystone pipelines are ‘built to spill’
  • TransCanada says their Keystone pipelines are the safest on the continent. But what about those 12 spills in the past year? Since its operation began in June of 2010, the Keystone 1 pipeline has suffered more spills than any other 1st year pipeline i

  • Sierra Club: making the wrong decision on Keystone XL
  • Sierra Club: making the wrong decision on Keystone XL
  • Last month, the U.S. State Department endorsed the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, the massive TransCanada project that will pump 900,000 gallons of tar sands oil from Alberta to Texas refineries. Energy Secretary Steven Chu recently followed the Stat

  • Nobel Prize Winners to President Barack Obama: Deny the Keystone XL pipeline
  • September 7, 2011 Dear President Obama, We–a group of Nobel Peace Laureates–are writing today to ask you to do the right thing for our environment and reject the proposal to build the Keystone XL, a 1700-mile pipeline that would stretch f

  • See the full version of the infographic below
  • The great Tar Sands stand-off! [infographic]
  • This summer, 1,253 people were arrested over two weeks of sit-ins at the White House while protesting the Keystone XL Tar Sands pipeline. This December, President Obama will face the most important test of his environmentalist credentials before the