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NO OIL IN OUR SOIL

5,419 Comments

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Danny Banks
5 years ago

NO OIL IN OUR SOIL!!!

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Maurice Watkins
5 years ago

SAVE MY WATER!!!

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Cassandra Pace
5 years ago

We must stop depending on oil. We have solutions. The people in power can put them into action.

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Kevin
5 years ago

Pass Ordinance #5782 Do not sell your soil and your people for profits.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Keep the environment clean and the drinking water pure. Do not pollute the water and destroy the lives.

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Shanell Davis-Bryant
5 years ago

Stop sacrificing black and brown people and the environment we need to live for greed!

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Mary Harper Walsh
5 years ago

Do not tread on our aquifer! No pipeline in our fair city! STOP THE BYHALIA PIPELINE!!!

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MARY E BASS
5 years ago

stop the pipeline

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Cities need to stop trying to harm the already fragile environment, as well as targeting communities of color, with these unnecessary pipelines!

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Terence F Clark
5 years ago

Don’t do this to our people and this sanctuary of a city. Please protect it’s sacred water source.

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Rainaa
5 years ago

I am a 12-year-old child who has just learned about the Byhalia Pipeline problem. I can't believe that the problem has become this bad. I will play my part in this community.

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Stephanie Wong
5 years ago

Awful just to make a dime! Don't let it happen especially in the low income families area. This world

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Brandon Jones
5 years ago

SAVE 901!!

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Tonya Spight
5 years ago

Memphis has some of the best drink Mf water in the United States please do not sell out to greedy corporations who do not care if we live or die no to the pipeline

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Logan Keeler
5 years ago

No oil save our soil

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sharon levy
5 years ago

This cannot be allowed to happen! Natural resources must be protected. There ate many alternatives and this pipeline should not be one of them! Thank you.

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Monica Thomas
5 years ago

Plains All American and Valero Energy Corporation are proposing a high-pressure crude oil 50-mile pipeline across a pristine drinking water aquifer in Memphis, Tennessee and northern Mississippi. That aquifer provides drinking water to more than one million people. If built, the pipeline will cross over the aquifer in an active earthquake zone, and it will cross a municipal wellfield that supplies drinking water to local Black residents in Memphis. A land agent for the pipeline stated that the company chose to site the pipeline in Boxtown because it is “the point of least resistance.” Moreover, the pipeline company has a known history of significant oil spills.

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Polina
5 years ago

supporting from russia!

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Linda Golley
5 years ago

Keep fossil fuel in the ground! Stop polluting the earth and poisoning the water.

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Zunyana Crier
5 years ago

This is not right