Pipelines to Nowhere

09/15/22 • 16 min

On today’s episode Stan highlights an unlikely alliance of Native tribes, farmers, and environmental groups who have joined forces to oppose construction of 3,000 miles of carbon-dioxide pipelines that would endanger the lands, waters, and people of Iowa, Nebraska, and the Dakotas.
https://citylights.com/blog/
https://landinstitute.org/
Follow this link to view the artwork accompanying this series, by Priti Gulati Cox:
https://pritigcox.wordpress.com/

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A Better Brand of Pessimism

Last month, Stan discussed how election official, racial-justice and climate activists, and others are becoming targets of right-wing political violence—and responding with nonviolence. In this episode, he speaks with some climate writers and activists who urge that movements respond to the multiple existential threats that society now faces by uniting across issues to confront all of them, including climate, together—no matter how long the odds against us.
https://citylights.com/blog/
https://landinstitute.org/
Follow this link to view the artwork accompanying this series, by Priti Gulati Cox:
https://pritigcox.wordpress.com/

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Fall Methane Rebellion and Beyond

With the midterm elections and the COP27 climate summit coming up, we meet two activists in this episode who are working to effect local change, however these national and global events turn out.
Here is the link to the conversation between Stan and Alexia Leclercq at TLI's Prairie Festival in September. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tDawzHa2LA
https://citylights.com/blog/
https://landinstitute.org/
Follow this link to view the artwork accompanying this series, by Priti Gulati Cox:
https://pritigcox.wordpress.com/