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Category Archives: Environment
Iowan To Pipeline Representative “I Don’t Want You On My Land”
“The pipeline representative called me to talk about coming out here to survey… I told her they’d have to carry me out in a pine box before I’d let any oil pipeline people on my property. And you know how … Continue reading
Posted in Ed Fallon, Environment, Iowa Globalwarming, Local Events
Tagged #nobakken, Ed Fallon, Fraser Iowa, Iowa oil pipeline, Iowa Pipeline Walk
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Iowa Pipeline Walk Uncovers New Hero
“All we wanted was to have the house fixed.” – Kenneth Larkin Iowa Pipeline Walk: Day Nineteen Posted on March 24, 2015 by Ed Fallon Monday, March 23, 2015 – Cambridge, Iowa Click here to go to original post at … Continue reading
Posted in Ed Fallon, Environment, Farming, Frac Sand Mining, fracking, Local Events
Tagged #nobakken, ed fallon walk, Iowa Pipeline Walk
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Bakken Pipeline Resistance Iowa Meetings
(Editor’s Note: Cheryl Valenta, Bakken Pipeline Resistance Coalition, announced three informational meetings in Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls and Iowa City about the Dakota Access Oil Pipeline proposed to the Iowa Utilities Board in January). Have you heard about the proposed … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment
Tagged Bakken Oil Pipeline, Bakken pipeline resistance, climate change, Dakota Access Pipeline, energy, environment, Iowa City Area Group - Sierra Club, Iowa Sierra Club
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Ed Fallon On The Iowa Bakken Oil Pipeline
Blog for Iowa caught up with Ed Fallon in Iowa City at a March 11 fundraiser for his Iowa Pipeline Walk along the proposed route of the Dakota Access oil pipeline from the Bakken shale formation through Iowa to Illinois. … Continue reading
Posted in Ed Fallon, Energy, Environment, Fallon Forum, fracking
Tagged Bakken Oil Pipeline, climate change, Ed Fallon, energy, environment, fallon forum, Iowa Legislature
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Iowa City Area Sierra Club Spring Events – Mark Your Calendar
Iowa City Area Group – Upcoming Events 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 15. Iowa City Public Library, Meeting Room A Program: NO Bakken Pipeline Wally Taylor(Chapter Chair and Legal Chair for the Iowa Sierra Club) and Cheryl Valenta(co-leader of the Bakken … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
Tagged Bakken pipeline resistance, environment, Great march for climate action, Iowa City Area Group - Sierra Club, Sierra Club
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Iowa Pipeline Walk: Day 11
[Dave Bradley’s Sunday Funday civics quiz will be back next week.] Please follow Ed Fallon’s walk across Iowa along the route of the proposed Bakken Oil Pipeline. Go to http://fallonforum.com/pipeline-walk/ You can also follow on Facebook or get e-mail updates. … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Action, Climate Change, Ed Fallon, Environment, Fallon Forum
Tagged Bakken Oil Pipeline, ed fallon walk, eminent domain in Iowa
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Letter To Iowa Landowners Along Proposed Pipeline Route
Letter to Landowners Posted on March 9, 2015 by Ed Fallon This is the letter Ed is sharing with landowners and others he meets along the pipeline route. Dear Fellow Iowan, As I’m sure you know, a Texas billionaire named … Continue reading
Posted in Ed Fallon, Environment, Environment Iowa, Iowa Legislature
Tagged Bakken Oil Pipeline, Bakken pipeline Iowa route, eminent domain in Iowa, Iowa water quality, pipeline breaks
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This Week On The Fallon Forum: Iowa Pipeline Walk, Wage Theft, Minimum Wage
fallonforum.com Saturday, March 7, 2015 – Bladensburg, Iowa For the latest Iowa Pipeline Walk route and schedule detail, click here. “Are you out for exercise or are ya broke down?” asked the bearded man driving a white pick-up truck sporting … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Action, Climate Change, Environment, Fallon Forum
Tagged Bakken Oil Pipeline, Bakken pipeline route, Bakkenb pipeline in Iowa, Ed Fallon, fallon forum
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Are Property Rights A Climate Action Tool?
For many, protecting property rights is high on the list of priorities. It’s the American way, shouldn’t it be so? A related and perhaps better question is whether climate advocates should use eminent domain as a tool to advocate against … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
Tagged Bakken Oil Pipeline, Climate Action, climate change, environment, Keystone XL, Rock Island Clean Line
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Hughie Tweedy To Pipeline: “My Land Is Not For Sale – Not For A Million Bucks”
fallonforum.com/ Beginning on March 2, 2015, Ed Fallon began a walk of 400 miles following the path of the proposed Bakken Oil Pipeline. He will walk from the southeast corner of Iowa to the northwest corner of the state, meeting … Continue reading