S T A N D : A Friendly City Benefit for Peters Mountain Stand
Tuesday, April 17th, 2018,
7:00 – 11:00PM
Facebook event link
here.
The event is FREE.
Since Febraury 26th, 2018, Mountain Valley Pipeline resistors have
been perched in trees high up on the Monroe County, West Virginia side
of Peters Mountain.
And on March 28th, 2018, a monopod structure
occupied by one resistor on the Narrows, VA side of the mountain was
erected as an aerial blockade of a Forest Service access road used for
pipeline construction.
Updates here and here.
MVP was permitted to fell trees in this
area until March 31st due to restrictions on disruption of migratory
bird habitats. That date has come and gone, and tree felling is now
restricted until November.
These folks are
standing up for thousands of Virginians and West Virginians, who have
taken all legal measures to defeat MVP, so far unsuccessfully. They are
standing up for millions of people who depend on healthy headwaters of
their drinking water sources. They are standing up for our clean water,
our irreplaceable wild habitats, our "protected" National Forests and
threatened species, our family farms and communities – and especially
Peters Mountain.
They will face thousands of dollars in fines, SLAPP suits, and most likely jail time for their incredible action.
So, let's raise some dough for these brave folks!
Spread the word! Bring a friend! Bring three!
We hope to see you on Tuesday, April 17th at Pale Fire!
In solidarity,