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"People over Pipelines" advocates hold banners in front of Olympia capitol building

May 2019 Newsletter

We’re starting with a pitch this month—for us. We get over 3/4 of our funding from individuals like you—and this week’s Give Big event is our single biggest fundraising opportunity. Can you schedule a donation to support our work this year?

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Graphic says "say no" to new and dangerous liquid natural gas storage facility in Tacoma, Washington

October 2018 Newsletter

This is going to be a big month for Tacoma LNG, with comment trainings, teach-ins, and a public hearing that could kill the project. But before we get to all that, it’s our last chance to say:

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Indigenous-led march in Tacoma opposing construction of liquid natural gas storage facility

September 2018 Newsletter

On August 30th the Canadian Federal Court of Appeal quashed the Trudeau government’s approval of the Trans Mountain Expansion Project in a major legal victory for the environment and indigenous rights. Construction on this project is now officially stopped! 

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Orca mother and calf surface in Puget Sound waters

August 2018 Newsletter

VIGIL AT THE WATER’S EDGE

For the last ten days we’ve seen a heart-rending example of how personal ecological stress can be. Carrying her dead calf day after day, local orca Tahlequah forces us to reckon with her grief—not just the broad tragedy of climate change and its looming extinctions. It’s a grief we’ll see far too often—in humans and all others—unless the status quo changes quickly and significantly.

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350 Seattle Artful Activism team surrounded by art they created for Solstice Parade

June 2018 Newsletter

Big thanks to everyone who got pied up at Octopie on Saturday night! This month we’re upending our usual order of business and shouting out:

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Activists hold signs and drums alongside highway to advertise dangers of building a natural gas facility in Tacoma

September 2017 Newsletter

Local wildfires, a monster hurricane season — the impacts of a warmer climate are obvious. So there’s your motivation. And here’s, oh, just a few ways to take action:

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