Tag: #GreatOhioClimateMarch
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What is being lost
On Day 4 of the #GreatOhioClimateMarch, we talked about and saw harmful oil and gas industry in Ohio. Pictured on slide 1 is a Lamentor standing in front of a well pad. The lamentors mourn What is being lost as a result of our continued build out of fossil fuels, continuing to drive the climate emergency.
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Marching to protect the world around us
Day 3 of the #GreatOhioClimateMarch was our longest, toughest, and likely hottest day of hiking. Despite the physical challenge of the day, we were grateful for the shade provided by the trees, the soundtrack of the birds singing, and the beautiful flowers and wildlife, all reminders of why we’re out here marching to protect the world around…
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the health of our surroundings
As we trek through our most rigorous day of marching, we’re keeping these helpful lessons from our partner subject matter expert, Rebecca with Physicians for Social Responsibility. Whether you’re on the #GreatOhioClimateMarch or following along from home, keep these tips in mind to assess the health of your surroundings based on clues from our plant and animal…
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Katie Jones from Frack Tracker
Subject Matter Expert Katie Jones from Frack Tracker Alliance provides additional context regarding the issues surrounding abandoned oil and gas infrastructure.
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Still going strong!
Day 2 of the #GreatOhioClimateMarch and still going strong! Today we saw and learned about abandoned oil & gas infrastructure (see photo 2 for example). Stay tuned to hear more about this topic from our partner subject matter expert.
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And we’re off!
Day 1 of the #GreatOhioClimateMarch was a great success, kicking off with our rally in Athens. We then set off for the first leg of the March. We’re so excited to see where the rest of the March takes us!
