Center for International Environmental Law
Alice MarshallIt's not too late #StopWillow!
Start: Tuesday, March 21, 2023 • 9:00 AM
Department of Interior • 1849 C Street, N.W., Washington
Ironically, President Biden will be hosting a “Conservation in Action Summit” Tuesday 3/21 at the Department of Interior.
JOIN US Tuesday March 21st 9am and again at 12:30 PM when Biden will be in the building .
Bring your Pots. Pans. Kazoos. & be ready to make some noise!
#nosacrificezones #peoplevsfossilfuels
https://actionnetwork.org/events/our-future-fossil-fuels-biden-stopwillow/
Rally in DC to tell President Biden to #StopWillow!
Join us on March 3rd at 4 pm in Lafayette Square to tell President Biden he must #StopWillow before it's too late! On Feb. 1st, the Biden administration took another step towards approving the Willow Master Development Project – a massive oil drilling development in Alaska’s western Arctic that threatens local communities and wildlife, and the global climate. President Biden promised to deliver on climate – but ConocoPhillips’ dirty and dangerous Willow project would irreversibly take us backward. Willow would emit 278 million metric tons of climate pollution over the next 30 years. That’s equivalent to the annual emissions from 74 coal plants — one-third of all remaining U.S. plants. Extracting millions of barrels of oil in Alaska would only increase temperatures in a region that’s already warming four times faster than the rest of the world. Willow will disproportionately impact the community of Nuiqsut, a predominantly Iñupiaq village of about 500 people already experiencing extreme pollution from existing oil projects. The Biden administration is expected to issue its final decision on the project as soon as March 6th. That means we still have time to pressure Biden and his Department of Interior to deny this dangerous project, #StopWillow, and prevent this climate bomb!
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