Pipeline Hotline: Virginian Impacted by Sea Level Rise
Could coastal Virginians handle even worse flooding than Harvey? Harrison of Hampton Roads doesn't think so. "Rising temperatures and rising waters can make storms like Hurricane Harvey even stronger." Instead of building flood-proof cities, Virginia's building new fracked-gas pipelines, which makes climate change and flooding worse. Join us Sept. 13th & 14th to raise our collective voices against these pipelines: bit.ly/stop-the-pipelines
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