SUBHEAD: Kauai action during "World-wide Stand Up for Standing Rock Day of Solidarity"
By Michael Goddwin on 13 November 2016 for Island Breath -
(http://islandbreath.blogspot.com/2016/11/kauai-nodapl-demonstration.html)
Image above: Juan Flores, a traditional Aztec dancer, at a rally in support for the protestors at Standing Rock, North Dakota. Photo by Sandy Huffaker. From (http://www.salon.com/2016/11/06/nodapl-is-nativelivesmatter-the-protests-at-standing-rock-are-not-about-environmentalism-theyre-about-racism/).
WHAT:
World-wide Stand Up for Standing Rock Day of Solidarity. On Kauai, a sign-wave demonstration and network session.
WHEN:
Tuesday, November 15, 3:00pm
WHERE:
Nawiliwili Harbor, corner of Nawiliwili Road and Wilcox Road
We are demonstrating our support for the Standing Rock Sioux Nation and hundreds of Native American tribes camped on Standing Rock ancestral land, blocking construction of the Dakota Access pipeline to protect the water vital to their existence.
Standing Rock is a convergence of environmental and social justice crises.
Oil extracted by fracking, itself environmentally destructive, would be transported 1780 miles through pipelines with a troubled history of bursting, resulting in immense environmental damage.
The pipeline was to pass just north of Bismark, but the white people there, fearing a threat to the city's water supply, got it redirected through American Indian ancestral and treaty lands.
Standing Rock is a stand against potential environmental calamity, especially as Dakota Access is intended to pass under the Missouri River, posing a threat to eighteen million people living down river.
Standing Rock is a stand against the ongoing genocide of Native people who are made invisible by the government and media and who are being pushed to the margins of society.
Standing Rock is a stand against Dakota Access Pipeline consortium and its Wall Street backers who stand to reap a fortune without accountability or repercussion.
Standing Rock is a stand against headlong descent into climate oblivion. Established scientific consensus projects that extracting and burning known reserves of fossil fuels, which is Big Gas and Oil's game plan, will warm the atmosphere and acidify the oceans to an extent that will make earth unlivable.
We have chosen Nawiliwili for our demonstration because of a proposal before the Department of Transportation, Harbors Division to construct a 66,000 gallon liquefied natural gas ("LNG") storage facility a short distance from here, across from Pier 2 in Nawiliwili Harbor.
We are mindful that first, there is a projection that fossil fuel consumption on Kauai will increase.
Second, some quantity of carbon in that gas is going to escape into the atmosphere and third, that by conserving our personal energy usage we can reduce fossil fuel production and make extraction, burning, and transport by pipeline less profitable and so less likely to occur.
We are here to honor native sovereignty rights and to say that our communities, water and climate matter more than fossil fuel profits.
See also:
Ea O Ka Aina: Obama to betray Standing Rock 11/12/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Trump impact on Standing Rock 11/12/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Ann Wright on Standing Rock 11/8/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Turning Point at Standing Rock 11/6/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Jackson Browne vs DAPL owner 11/5/16
Democracy Now: Boycott of DAPL Owner's Music Festival
Ea O Ka Aina: World responds to NoDAPL protests 11/5/16
Ea O Ka Aina: NoDAPL victory that was missed 11/5/16
Ea O Ka Aina: DAPL hid discovery of Sioux artifacts 11/5/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Dakota Access Pipeline will leak 11/5/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Route of the Dakota Access Pipeline 11/4/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Sanders calls for stopping DAPL 11/4/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Obama hints at DAPL rerouting 11/3/16
Ea O Ka Aina: New military attack on NODAPL 11/3/16
Ea O Ka Aina: How to Support NoDAPL 11/3/16
Unicorn Riot: Tweets from NoDAPL 11/2/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Standing Rock & the Ballot Box 10/31/16
Ea O Ka Aina: NoDAPL reclaim new frontline 10/24/16
Ea O Ka Aina: How far will North Dakota go? 10/23/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Amy Goodman "riot" charge dropped 10/17/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Amy Goodwin to face "Riot Charge" 10/16/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Shutdown of all tar sand pipelines 10/11/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Why Standing Rock is test for Oabama 10/8/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Why we are Singing for Water 10/8/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Labor's Dakota Access Pipeline Crisis 10/3/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Standing Firm for Standing Rock 10/3/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Contact bankers behind DAPL 9/29/16
Ea O Ka Aina: NoDAPL demo at Enbridge Inc 9/29/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Militarized Police raid NoDAPL 9/28/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Stop funding of Dakota Access Pipeline 9/27/16
Ea O Ka Aina: UN experts to US, "Stop DAPL Now!" 9/27/16
Ea O Ka Aina: No DAPL solidarity grows 9/21/16
Ea O Ka Aina: This is how we should be living 9/16/16
Ea O Ka Aina: 'Natural Capital' replacing 'Nature' 9/14/16
Ea O Ka Aina: The Big Difference at Standing Rock 9/13/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Jill Stein joins Standing Rock Sioux 9/10/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Pipeline temporarily halted 9/6/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Native Americans attacked with dogs 9/5/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Mni Wiconi! Water is Life! 9/3/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Sioux can stop the Pipeline 8/28/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Officials cut water to Sioux 8/23/16
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By Michael Goddwin on 13 November 2016 for Island Breath -
(http://islandbreath.blogspot.com/2016/11/kauai-nodapl-demonstration.html)
Image above: Juan Flores, a traditional Aztec dancer, at a rally in support for the protestors at Standing Rock, North Dakota. Photo by Sandy Huffaker. From (http://www.salon.com/2016/11/06/nodapl-is-nativelivesmatter-the-protests-at-standing-rock-are-not-about-environmentalism-theyre-about-racism/).
WHAT:
World-wide Stand Up for Standing Rock Day of Solidarity. On Kauai, a sign-wave demonstration and network session.
WHEN:
Tuesday, November 15, 3:00pm
WHERE:
Nawiliwili Harbor, corner of Nawiliwili Road and Wilcox Road
We are demonstrating our support for the Standing Rock Sioux Nation and hundreds of Native American tribes camped on Standing Rock ancestral land, blocking construction of the Dakota Access pipeline to protect the water vital to their existence.
Standing Rock is a convergence of environmental and social justice crises.
Oil extracted by fracking, itself environmentally destructive, would be transported 1780 miles through pipelines with a troubled history of bursting, resulting in immense environmental damage.
The pipeline was to pass just north of Bismark, but the white people there, fearing a threat to the city's water supply, got it redirected through American Indian ancestral and treaty lands.
Standing Rock is a stand against potential environmental calamity, especially as Dakota Access is intended to pass under the Missouri River, posing a threat to eighteen million people living down river.
Standing Rock is a stand against the ongoing genocide of Native people who are made invisible by the government and media and who are being pushed to the margins of society.
Standing Rock is a stand against Dakota Access Pipeline consortium and its Wall Street backers who stand to reap a fortune without accountability or repercussion.
Standing Rock is a stand against headlong descent into climate oblivion. Established scientific consensus projects that extracting and burning known reserves of fossil fuels, which is Big Gas and Oil's game plan, will warm the atmosphere and acidify the oceans to an extent that will make earth unlivable.
We have chosen Nawiliwili for our demonstration because of a proposal before the Department of Transportation, Harbors Division to construct a 66,000 gallon liquefied natural gas ("LNG") storage facility a short distance from here, across from Pier 2 in Nawiliwili Harbor.
We are mindful that first, there is a projection that fossil fuel consumption on Kauai will increase.
Second, some quantity of carbon in that gas is going to escape into the atmosphere and third, that by conserving our personal energy usage we can reduce fossil fuel production and make extraction, burning, and transport by pipeline less profitable and so less likely to occur.
We are here to honor native sovereignty rights and to say that our communities, water and climate matter more than fossil fuel profits.
See also:
Ea O Ka Aina: Obama to betray Standing Rock 11/12/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Trump impact on Standing Rock 11/12/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Ann Wright on Standing Rock 11/8/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Turning Point at Standing Rock 11/6/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Jackson Browne vs DAPL owner 11/5/16
Democracy Now: Boycott of DAPL Owner's Music Festival
Ea O Ka Aina: World responds to NoDAPL protests 11/5/16
Ea O Ka Aina: NoDAPL victory that was missed 11/5/16
Ea O Ka Aina: DAPL hid discovery of Sioux artifacts 11/5/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Dakota Access Pipeline will leak 11/5/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Route of the Dakota Access Pipeline 11/4/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Sanders calls for stopping DAPL 11/4/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Obama hints at DAPL rerouting 11/3/16
Ea O Ka Aina: New military attack on NODAPL 11/3/16
Ea O Ka Aina: How to Support NoDAPL 11/3/16
Unicorn Riot: Tweets from NoDAPL 11/2/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Standing Rock & the Ballot Box 10/31/16
Ea O Ka Aina: NoDAPL reclaim new frontline 10/24/16
Ea O Ka Aina: How far will North Dakota go? 10/23/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Amy Goodman "riot" charge dropped 10/17/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Amy Goodwin to face "Riot Charge" 10/16/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Shutdown of all tar sand pipelines 10/11/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Why Standing Rock is test for Oabama 10/8/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Why we are Singing for Water 10/8/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Labor's Dakota Access Pipeline Crisis 10/3/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Standing Firm for Standing Rock 10/3/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Contact bankers behind DAPL 9/29/16
Ea O Ka Aina: NoDAPL demo at Enbridge Inc 9/29/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Militarized Police raid NoDAPL 9/28/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Stop funding of Dakota Access Pipeline 9/27/16
Ea O Ka Aina: UN experts to US, "Stop DAPL Now!" 9/27/16
Ea O Ka Aina: No DAPL solidarity grows 9/21/16
Ea O Ka Aina: This is how we should be living 9/16/16
Ea O Ka Aina: 'Natural Capital' replacing 'Nature' 9/14/16
Ea O Ka Aina: The Big Difference at Standing Rock 9/13/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Jill Stein joins Standing Rock Sioux 9/10/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Pipeline temporarily halted 9/6/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Native Americans attacked with dogs 9/5/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Mni Wiconi! Water is Life! 9/3/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Sioux can stop the Pipeline 8/28/16
Ea O Ka Aina: Officials cut water to Sioux 8/23/16
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