lancaster against pipelines - Brenda Lee Free

lancaster against pipelines

A collection of 6 posts

Time to Care

I find myself involved in so many things because of one reason: I care. When I was in elementary school I remember wanting to start a recycling program in our classrooms because I cared about the environment and didn't want to see waste piled up. I remember in

The Injustice Challenge

There's something beautiful and safe about being humble, but I'm learning not to mistake humility for complacency. My eyes have been opened to the world of injustices and part of it makes me want to take action, but most of it just pisses me off. I&

Social Justice

Social justice has always seemed extreme to me. Something I wouldn't do. I'd sign petitions, like or follow the social media outlets of causes I believed in; I still do. It's a comfortable way to feel involved without being extreme, without putting myself in

Fighting a Pipeline, Letting Go of Grief, and Celebrating a Book

Understatement of the Year: It's been a chaotic 2 weeks. 2 Tuesdays ago I passed 2 anniversaries: that of funding my Kickstarter publishing project and 6 years since losing Kevin. [embed]http://instagram.com/p/utg6-hNWAX/?modal=true[/embed] Amongst the emotions of that anniversary I become deeply

Standing Up

I walked down there tonight. Down to the covered bridge that will be within feet of the pipeline construction zone if the Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline project is approved by FERC. I stood there, with my dog, imagining what it would look like with a 125-foot wide swatch of land is

Pipelines Hinder Corn Crop Yields

Shared with Permission from Kevin L. Brown with the Bradford County Conservation District: We are far from doing any official work on pipeline effects on crop yields. However, I have had several calls inviting us in to look at what has already happened on several farms. I think that you