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We are communities working together to protect water, air, land, and sacred sites from the company behind the Dakota Access, Bayou Bridge, Trans-Pecos, Mariner, and Rover pipelines.
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Latest Blogs & Press Releases
Statement: Pennsylvania’s bar on Energy Transfer permits long overdue
After explosions and fires, hundreds of spills and dozens of poisoned wells, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Conservation issued a bar on all permits to Energy Transfer. This is the same company behind the Dakota Access, Bayou Bridge, Trans-Pecos, Rover, Mariner East, and Revolution pipelines – all of which have wreaked havoc on communities and … Read More
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Two Arrested as Protests Shake Energy Transfer Partners’ Special Meeting of Unitholders
This morning, pipeline giant Energy Transfer Partners’ (ETP) special meeting of unitholders was met with a wave of protests against ETP’s environmental and human rights abuses.
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BREAKING: Three Residents Arrested as Communities Across Pennsylvania Take Action Stop the Mariner East Pipelines, Demand Release of Ellen Sue Gerhart
Participants in the #WeAreMamaBear Statewide Community Day of Resistance took direct action on Saturday to oppose the Mariner East Pipeline project and highlight the unjust jailing of Ellen Sue Gerhart **Photos will be posted here. Livestream from Delaware County direct action here** Pennsylvania — Today, community groups across Pennsylvania participated in a coordinated day of resistance … Read More
Read MoreWho We Are
We are a growing coalition of communities and organizations that care deeply about our rights to clean water, clean air, a stable climate, and a democratic society.
We believe that landowners and indigenous tribes have the right to determine what happens to their land. But Energy Transfer Partners (ETP), a giant oil company based in Texas, has been consistently violating those rights in their drive to build new oil and gas pipelines. And along the way, communities have suffered.