“We need to keep fighting this pipeline and any other plans to extract, ship and burn tar sands,” it added. The activities were part of a Global Climate Convergence, consisting of 10 days of action, from Earth Day to May Day, sporting the slogan, “People, planet, peace over profit!” according to the non-profit Fast for the Earth. One of the actions is a global call to fast during that period or on one of the days during the period. “We are writing a new history by standing on common ground by preventing the black snake of Keystone XL from risking our land and water,” said Cowboy Indian Alliance member Faith Spotted Eagle of the Yankton Sioux Tribe. “We’re here to show Obama, to show Washington, D.C., the very faces of the people that the decision of the KXL Pipeline represents,” said Native American rally-goer Dallas Goldtooth. indianz/News/2014/013501.asp
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