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The following is an open letter co-signed by 350.org and 29 other environmental and social justice organizations, in support of the Tar Sands Blockade<\/a>, currently underway in East Texas<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Dear Friends,<\/p>\n

As we write, our friends with the Tar Sands Blockade are blocking construction of TransCanada\u2019s Keystone XL pipeline in the woods of Texas. For the past six months they have built a movement of climate activists, rural landowners, Texans, Oklahomans and people from all over the country to fiercely resist it. For two weeks, they have captured the imagination of the world with a daring tree- sit and bold ground actions near Winnsboro, TX that have delayed TransCanada\u2019s operations.<\/p>\n

TransCanada has responded by allowing its employees to operate their heavy machines with reckless disregard for the safety of protestors and tree-sitters. Police have responded with brutal means such as pepper-spray and Tasers against peaceful protestors. Prosecutors have responded with elevated charges.<\/p>\n

It is clear what is at stake. NASA\u2019s leading climate scientist Dr. James Hansen has called the Keystone XL pipeline, \u201ca fuse to the largest carbon bomb on the planet.\u201d If all the carbon stored in the Canadian tar sands is released into the earth\u2019s atmosphere it will mean \u201cgame over\u201d for the planet.<\/p>\n

In 2011, we saw the Tar Sands Action galvanize environmental and social justice communities in an unprecedented show of unity during the sit-ins in front of the White House. Every day members of Indigenous communities, faith communities, labor communities, anti-mountaintop removal movements, anti-fracking movements and many more stepped forward and put their bodies on the line in solidarity. In the year since, we have witnessed people from the Lakota nation in South Dakota and from Moscow, Idaho putting their bodies in roads and highways blocking large transport trucks carrying oil refining equipment to develop further tar sands extraction. Now, the Tar Sands Blockade has taken the next logical step confronting climate change.<\/p>\n

If we are determined to prevent the pursuit of extreme energy from destroying our communities, natural systems and climate, then peaceful, yet confrontational, protests like the Tar Sands Blockade are necessary actions for change.<\/p>\n

Let us be clear: there is not an inch of daylight in between us and those blocking construction of the Keystone XL pipeline in Texas. We stand with them as we\u2019ve stood with those fighting mountaintop removal coal mining in Appalachia, those defending old growth forests in Cascadia and those challenging nuclear power across this country.<\/p>\n

We stand in solidarity with those who stand up for us all.<\/p>\n

Sincerely,<\/p>\n

Alliance for Appalachia<\/p>\n

Alliance of Community Trainers (ACT)<\/p>\n

Center for Biological Diversity<\/p>\n

Communities for a Better Environment<\/p>\n

Community to Community<\/p>\n

Council of Canadians<\/p>\n

Earthworks<\/p>\n

Energy Action Coalition<\/p>\n

Friends of the Earth U.S.<\/p>\n

Forest Ethics<\/p>\n

Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives<\/p>\n

Global Exchange<\/p>\n

Global Justice Ecology Project<\/p>\n

Grassroots Global Justice<\/p>\n

Greenpeace Canada<\/p>\n

Greenpeace U.S.A.<\/p>\n

Indigenous Environmental Network<\/p>\n

Missourians for Empowerment and Reform (MORE)<\/p>\n

Movement Generation<\/p>\n

Occupy the Pipeline<\/p>\n

Peaceful Uprising<\/p>\n

Platform<\/p>\n

Radical Action for Mountain Peoples’ Survival (RAMPS)<\/p>\n

Rainforest Action Network<\/p>\n

Rising Tide North America<\/p>\n

Ruckus Society<\/p>\n

Sierra Club<\/p>\n

smartMeme Strategy & Training Project<\/p>\n

Southern Appalachian Mountain Stewards<\/p>\n

UK Tar Sands Network<\/p>\n

350.org<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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The following is an open letter co-signed by 350.org and 29 other environmental and social justice organizations, in support of the Tar Sands Blockade<\/a>, currently underway in East Texas<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Dear Friends,<\/p>\n

As we write, our friends with the Tar Sands Blockade are blocking construction of TransCanada\u2019s Keystone XL pipeline in the woods of Texas. For the past six months they have built a movement of climate activists, rural landowners, Texans, Oklahomans and people from all over the country to fiercely resist it. For two weeks, they have captured the imagination of the world with a daring tree- sit and bold ground actions near Winnsboro, TX that have delayed TransCanada\u2019s operations.<\/p>\n

TransCanada has responded by allowing its employees to operate their heavy machines with reckless disregard for the safety of protestors and tree-sitters. Police have responded with brutal means such as pepper-spray and Tasers against peaceful protestors. Prosecutors have responded with elevated charges.<\/p>\n

It is clear what is at stake. NASA\u2019s leading climate scientist Dr. James Hansen has called the Keystone XL pipeline, \u201ca fuse to the largest carbon bomb on the planet.\u201d If all the carbon stored in the Canadian tar sands is released into the earth\u2019s atmosphere it will mean \u201cgame over\u201d for the planet.<\/p>\n

In 2011, we saw the Tar Sands Action galvanize environmental and social justice communities in an unprecedented show of unity during the sit-ins in front of the White House. Every day members of Indigenous communities, faith communities, labor communities, anti-mountaintop removal movements, anti-fracking movements and many more stepped forward and put their bodies on the line in solidarity. In the year since, we have witnessed people from the Lakota nation in South Dakota and from Moscow, Idaho putting their bodies in roads and highways blocking large transport trucks carrying oil refining equipment to develop further tar sands extraction. Now, the Tar Sands Blockade has taken the next logical step confronting climate change.<\/p>\n

If we are determined to prevent the pursuit of extreme energy from destroying our communities, natural systems and climate, then peaceful, yet confrontational, protests like the Tar Sands Blockade are necessary actions for change.<\/p>\n

Let us be clear: there is not an inch of daylight in between us and those blocking construction of the Keystone XL pipeline in Texas. We stand with them as we\u2019ve stood with those fighting mountaintop removal coal mining in Appalachia, those defending old growth forests in Cascadia and those challenging nuclear power across this country.<\/p>\n

We stand in solidarity with those who stand up for us all.<\/p>\n

Sincerely,<\/p>\n

Alliance for Appalachia<\/p>\n

Alliance of Community Trainers (ACT)<\/p>\n

Center for Biological Diversity<\/p>\n

Communities for a Better Environment<\/p>\n

Community to Community<\/p>\n

Council of Canadians<\/p>\n

Earthworks<\/p>\n

Energy Action Coalition<\/p>\n

Friends of the Earth U.S.<\/p>\n

Forest Ethics<\/p>\n

Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives<\/p>\n

Global Exchange<\/p>\n

Global Justice Ecology Project<\/p>\n

Grassroots Global Justice<\/p>\n

Greenpeace Canada<\/p>\n

Greenpeace U.S.A.<\/p>\n

Indigenous Environmental Network<\/p>\n

Missourians for Empowerment and Reform (MORE)<\/p>\n

Movement Generation<\/p>\n

Occupy the Pipeline<\/p>\n

Peaceful Uprising<\/p>\n

Platform<\/p>\n

Radical Action for Mountain Peoples’ Survival (RAMPS)<\/p>\n

Rainforest Action Network<\/p>\n

Rising Tide North America<\/p>\n

Ruckus Society<\/p>\n

Sierra Club<\/p>\n

smartMeme Strategy & Training Project<\/p>\n

Southern Appalachian Mountain Stewards<\/p>\n

UK Tar Sands Network<\/p>\n

350.org<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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