Stop polluting our neighborhoods! We already have a refinery that has cause tremendous health issues within our community. Take it somewhere else.
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Rachel Bauer
5 years ago
I live in Memphis and I do not want a pipeline (all pipelines have the potential to leak) anywhere near our aquifer.
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Tameka Williams
5 years ago
No to pipeline
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Jernise Gilchrest
5 years ago
NO OIL IN OURRRRRR SOIL
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Marla Smith
5 years ago
THE 2 THINGS THAT ARE WRONG WITH IS MISSISSIPPI AND ARKANSAS. LET THEM CONTAMINATE BYHALIA, NOT MEMPHIS
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Amanda Arndt
5 years ago
Black Memphis Lives Matter!!!! Memphis Matters!!!
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Lisa Porter
5 years ago
Profits should not come before safety! Obscene.
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Paul King
5 years ago
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Susan Mascolino
5 years ago
The last week under a boiling water order has shown exactly how precious having clean water is to all in our community. A pipeline is not worth risking that resource.
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Tamara Gilchrest
5 years ago
Do not cause another uproar in Memphis. We have seen and been through enough. This will surely insight a riot if people feel threatened with our natural supply of a basic need.
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Erika Aurelia Flowers
5 years ago
Please STOP this... we want to live healthy. Whatever they are building is NOT worth the life of countless innocent people.
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Larry L Lewis
5 years ago
"I like our water just the way it is."
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Shaughn Kelley
5 years ago
Memphis has some of the cleanest water in the country, and we cannot just sit back and allow the Black communities in this city to be even further disenfranchised by ruining the quality of our water through this pipeline.
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Tiana Chapman
5 years ago
THIS WILL AFFECT ME AND MY FAMILY'S ENTIRE GENERATION. BOXTOWN WAS MORE THAN JUST SOME STREETS TO US!!!
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Colin Britton
5 years ago
Okay, so it looks like protecting the environment, our drinking water, and our communities just doesn’t rate for some of our local politicians. So how about this: they just started trading water futures on the stock market. In a few years water is going to be a lot more valuable than crude oil. Memphis, with it’s incredible aquifer and trillions on gallons of pure is sitting on a gold mine. If we don’t screw it up. So hey maybe don’t screw it up?
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Kristi Ryan
5 years ago
Our aquifer is one of our greatest assets.
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Kadin Greer
5 years ago
Stop this action that embodies the whole of environmental racism/selfish capitalism
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Marla R Jones
5 years ago
I'm a native of Memphis and do not support continuing to subject our black communities to further health risks and death with the Byhalia Pipeline project.
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Kong Wee Pang
5 years ago
Water is the source of all life on earth. No Oil in our Soil.
Yes im with it
Stop polluting our neighborhoods! We already have a refinery that has cause tremendous health issues within our community. Take it somewhere else.
I live in Memphis and I do not want a pipeline (all pipelines have the potential to leak) anywhere near our aquifer.
No to pipeline
NO OIL IN OURRRRRR SOIL
THE 2 THINGS THAT ARE WRONG WITH IS MISSISSIPPI AND ARKANSAS. LET THEM CONTAMINATE BYHALIA, NOT MEMPHIS
Black Memphis Lives Matter!!!! Memphis Matters!!!
Profits should not come before safety! Obscene.
The last week under a boiling water order has shown exactly how precious having clean water is to all in our community. A pipeline is not worth risking that resource.
Do not cause another uproar in Memphis. We have seen and been through enough. This will surely insight a riot if people feel threatened with our natural supply of a basic need.
Please STOP this... we want to live healthy. Whatever they are building is NOT worth the life of countless innocent people.
"I like our water just the way it is."
Memphis has some of the cleanest water in the country, and we cannot just sit back and allow the Black communities in this city to be even further disenfranchised by ruining the quality of our water through this pipeline.
THIS WILL AFFECT ME AND MY FAMILY'S ENTIRE GENERATION. BOXTOWN WAS MORE THAN JUST SOME STREETS TO US!!!
Okay, so it looks like protecting the environment, our drinking water, and our communities just doesn’t rate for some of our local politicians. So how about this: they just started trading water futures on the stock market. In a few years water is going to be a lot more valuable than crude oil. Memphis, with it’s incredible aquifer and trillions on gallons of pure is sitting on a gold mine. If we don’t screw it up. So hey maybe don’t screw it up?
Our aquifer is one of our greatest assets.
Stop this action that embodies the whole of environmental racism/selfish capitalism
I'm a native of Memphis and do not support continuing to subject our black communities to further health risks and death with the Byhalia Pipeline project.
Water is the source of all life on earth. No Oil in our Soil.