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Showing posts with label explosion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label explosion. Show all posts
Saturday, July 2, 2016
EVENTS: Vigil for Explosion Victims - Gas Pipeline Meeting - New Yorkers for Clean Power
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Vigil to Remember Victims of Lac Magantic
When: Wednesday, July 6 from 5 PM to 6:30 PM
Explosive Bakken crude oil is carried daily through Buffalo by rail.
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Sunday, May 1, 2016
Albany Rally: Break Free From Fossil Fuels - Hop on the Bus!
For a livable climate and a just transition to renewable energy, fossil fuels must be kept in the ground.
The Climate Justice Coalition of WNY and the Sierra Club Niagara Group have chartered a bus from Buffalo to a Rally in Albany on Saturday, May 14th calling on NY State to Break Free from Fossil Fuels.
Join concerned citizens to say NO to new fracked gas & oil pipelines and storage, as well as explosive oil trains in our communities. Say YES to clean, renewable energy sources.
This rally is part of a Global Action to Break Free from Fossil Fuels. We will join with thousands of people around the world standing up to say, KEEP IT IN THE GROUND!
It is time to move toward 100% Renewable Energy!
BUS from BUFFALO: leaving at 5:00 AM from the University at Buffalo South Campus Park & Ride lot on Main Street near the Metro Station.
ALBANY RALLY will begin at 10:00 AM in Lincoln Park, Eagle St. Entrance, between Morton Ave. & Park Ave. [Map]
Groups from some areas of the Northeast are being trained and will participate in direct action. We will be there to rally and stand in solidarity, not to participate in the direct action.
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
Public Meeting: Threats Posed by Derailment of Explosive Oil Trains in WNY
CLIMATE JUSTICE COALITION OF WNY
Did
you know that highly explosive Bakken Crude Oil Trains are traveling
through our towns and the city of Buffalo neighborhoods here in Western
NY? You are invited to learn more about this potentially disastrous situation
and meet the small dedicated group that is working to investigate and
take action to protect our homes, families and businesses. Please Join Us!
WNY Drilling Defense Meeting
Thursday, April 7 at 6:00 PM
Crane Branch Library (Upstairs)
633 Elmwood Ave, Buffalo NY
Thursday, April 7 at 6:00 PM
Crane Branch Library (Upstairs)
633 Elmwood Ave, Buffalo NY
Please Join Us
Let's act to Protect WNY
- Ban the Bomb Trains Traveling through Buffalo & Erie County
- Oil tankers: Danger on the rails, CNN Report
- Why oil-by-rail is an explosive disaster waiting to happen
- Bombs on the railway:” CP train that derailed in Watertown (Ohio) was carrying Bakken crude oil
- Crude Oil Transportation: A Timeline of Failure
Monday, May 11, 2015
TALK: Bakken Oil Trains in NY - What You Need to Know
Presentation by
Sandy Steubing, Lead Organizer
People of Albany United for Safe Energy (PAUSE)
People of Albany United for Safe Energy (PAUSE)
WHEN: Saturday, May 16 -- 2pm-3:30pm
WHERE: Crane Branch Library (Upstairs), 633 Elmwood Ave, Buffalo
Large volumes of explosive Bakken oil are being transported by tank rail cars. The oil comes from North Dakota and much of this oil is destined to refineries on the east coast. This year, North America is averaging one Bakken oil train derailment per month and each derailment results in multiple explosions and fires.
Many of these Bakken oil trains travel through densely populated urban areas such as Buffalo NY on their eastward journey to Albany NY or Philadelphia, PA.
Sandy Steubing, lead organizer for People of Albany United for Safe Energy (PAUSE), is on an Upstate New York tour lecturing about the many "bomb" trains coming through Buffalo and Upstate NY. She will focus on the environmental justice of those living near the rail tracks, and the effects of extreme energy extraction on climate change.
Sandy began her activism in the early 1960's in San Francisco. She brings with her a huge depth of knowledge to bear on the many dangers posed by the Bakken oil trains.
Submitted by Charley Bowman, RenewableEnergy@WNYPeace.org
Sponsored by the Renewable Energy Task Force of the WNY Peace
Center, Mothers Out Front (Rochester), and Food & Water Watch (RYelda@gmail.com).
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| Aftermath of oil train derailment and explosion in W. Va.. Foundation of a burned-out home at bottom. |
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