Video: Upcoming Opportunities to Resist LNG
Video from a recent Bark-About hike to the proposed Palomar Pipeline crossing of the Wild and Scenic Clackamas River.
Clackamas River just down river from proposed pipe line
Natural habitat for a multitude of critters
The Riverside trail was covered with Trillium and other early wildflowers
Much of this area remains natural and untouched...........
Lunch time at a beautiful location beside the Clackamas River
Waiting to continue the hike along the Clackamas River
The hike was led by volunteer Bark hike leader, Martin Evans, and Dan Serres of Columbia Riverkeeper.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkzpkNWCrg8
Speakers detail upcoming events where people can voice their opposition to the Palomar Pipeline and the two LNG terminals (Bradwood Landing and Oregon LNG) proposed for the Columbia River.
For details on the Earth Day rally and NW Natural shareholder rally, please visit Bark's event calendar at www.bark-out.org.
To learn more about NW Natural's role in the Palomar Pipeline visit www.HeyNWNatural.org.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkzpkNWCrg8
Speakers detail upcoming events where people can voice their opposition to the Palomar Pipeline and the two LNG terminals (Bradwood Landing and Oregon LNG) proposed for the Columbia River.
For details on the Earth Day rally and NW Natural shareholder rally, please visit Bark's event calendar at www.bark-out.org.
To learn more about NW Natural's role in the Palomar Pipeline visit www.HeyNWNatural.org.
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