Multi-Media Report on Oregon Resistance to the Proposed Liquefied Natural Gas Terminals.
Audio and video files on the subject of the Liquefied Natural Gas terminals proposed for the coast of Oregon.
The Palomar pipe line will cross several Oregon watersheds, including the Clackamas River, along the Riverside trail.
View from the Palomar pipe line crossing of the Clackamas River, looking south, upriver.
View directly across the river where the crossing is proposed.
Orange tags marking where the proposed Palomar pipe line is to cross the road, indicating the size and age of many of the trees in this 40 mile clear cut which will be sacrificed.
Audio from the June 2008 Bark Hike to the Palomar pipe line crossing of the Clackamas River. Dan Serres, Columbia Riverkeeper and Friends of Living Waters speaks for about 12 ½ minutes about the pipe line proposed to be dug through a flowing Clackamas River.
http://www.philosopherseed.org/mp3/dserres.mp3
Video from the Bark for Mt. Hood Public Access program featuring the March Bark Hike to the proposed Palomar pipe line crossing site on the Clackamas River.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1101676354241022000
Don't forget the Hike the Pipe event scheduled for June 14-15!
http://www.bark-out.org/calendar/listing.php#404
Video from the Salem No LNG Rally, posted to YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXCSQETBYyk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeZivwy2Pg4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MYeHhWFErY
Video from the Portland Oregon No LNG Rally in front of Northwest Natural Gas, posted to Google:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6923233158286475244
Both these rallies feature local fisherman, farmers, representatives from Indigenous tribes, and other local people whose livelihood is threatened by this technology. Land will be confiscated by the government in order to facilitate this venture by private multi national corporations.
Don't forget the Hike the Pipe event scheduled for June 14-15!
http://www.bark-out.org/calendar/listing.php#404
Audio of Dimitri Lisitsyn of speaking about the environmental damage caused by the LNG terminal in Sakhalin district of Russia. This terminal liquefies the natural gas which is shipped to points throughout the world, gasified and then piped to energy markets.
http://www.PhilosopherSeed.org/mp3/lngdmtri.mp3
http://www.philosopherseed.org/mp3/dserres.mp3
Video from the Bark for Mt. Hood Public Access program featuring the March Bark Hike to the proposed Palomar pipe line crossing site on the Clackamas River.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1101676354241022000
Don't forget the Hike the Pipe event scheduled for June 14-15!
http://www.bark-out.org/calendar/listing.php#404
Video from the Salem No LNG Rally, posted to YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXCSQETBYyk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeZivwy2Pg4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MYeHhWFErY
Video from the Portland Oregon No LNG Rally in front of Northwest Natural Gas, posted to Google:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6923233158286475244
Both these rallies feature local fisherman, farmers, representatives from Indigenous tribes, and other local people whose livelihood is threatened by this technology. Land will be confiscated by the government in order to facilitate this venture by private multi national corporations.
Don't forget the Hike the Pipe event scheduled for June 14-15!
http://www.bark-out.org/calendar/listing.php#404
Audio of Dimitri Lisitsyn of speaking about the environmental damage caused by the LNG terminal in Sakhalin district of Russia. This terminal liquefies the natural gas which is shipped to points throughout the world, gasified and then piped to energy markets.
http://www.PhilosopherSeed.org/mp3/lngdmtri.mp3
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