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NO OIL IN OUR SOIL

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Stephanie Kuyper
5 years ago

Clean water before big oil. Stop trying to poison people.

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Angelica Vazquez
5 years ago

My sister and her family lives in Memphis. Their health should not be put in danger over profit! No lives should!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

No more oil!!!!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

No oil in our soil!

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Jesse Uhomoibhi
5 years ago

Please don’t hurt the earth any further.

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Doug popp
5 years ago

Memphis water rules, keep it clean

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Miriam Rodriguez
5 years ago

Please consider the ramifications of your actions. People deserve to live free of big oil companies and inustrial pollution. Environmental racism exists and your actions are detrimental to progress.

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Scott frazer
5 years ago

You can’t clean up an aquifer once it’s corrupted.and clean water is only going to be more valuable in the future.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Please keep our drinking water safe and invest in renewable energy and invest away from fossil fuels.

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Shayna
5 years ago

Once ground water is destroyed there is no going back. Don’t destroy Memphis’s drinking water

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lyanne pena
5 years ago

We need to take care of our plane and our communities. It's incredible that we are still having to sign petitions for these kinds of things. This should be.

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Joe Hartmann
5 years ago

Please prioritize humans over profits, Memphis.

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Julie Campbell
5 years ago

Fresh and clean water should be a right for all citizens.

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Shirleen Lavalais
5 years ago

Like every thing from the oil companies from this will be broken. If built expect a break, a crack, something will happen destroying all that water. If anyone of us thinks that destroying communities of color bypasses white communities just look at the violent state of American now. We are all stained when we ignore white supremacy.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I ask Memphis City Council to pass Ordinance #5782 to protect the Memphis Sand Aquifer and prevent environmental injustice. Memphis Light, Gas, and Water (local utility) should protect Memphis' pristine and only drinking water source, the Memphis Sand Aquifer, with a wellhead protection zone ordinance. I stand on the side of the community against the interest of the billion-dollar crude oil pipeline company perpetuating environmental racism.

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Katya Hott
5 years ago

No more pipelines. Period.

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Angela Tassinari
5 years ago

water IS life

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Do not destroy our city we do not want more pollution

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Stop killing the earth!!!

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Eric Bacon
5 years ago

If the city is deciding to build a oil pipeline. Make sure it runs through the wealthiest parts of Tennessee. Get some oil on the country club golf course. Leave BIPOC communities out of your greed!