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NO OIL IN OUR SOIL

5,419 Comments

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Molly
5 years ago

Save Memphis!

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Jana battle
5 years ago

Stop it Memphis don’t deserve this

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Sandy Friedman
5 years ago

Protect the Memphis Sand Aquifer!

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Charles Reed
5 years ago

FUK THAT PIPELINE

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Lauren Brewer
5 years ago

The pipeline is far too risky. Anything that could seriously affect our water resources and potentially inflict harm within our community is unacceptable. Choose people over profit. The Byhalia pipeline is unwelcome.

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Alexis Matthews
5 years ago

Please don’t poison these communities their lives matter

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Leigh Williams
5 years ago

Please block the pipelines that will devastate the water supply for the city of Memphis. My daddy grew up there and I spent many a summer there. It is very special to me!

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Gerald Orr
5 years ago

STOP HURTING US MAN !!!

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William Hultman
5 years ago

The Memphis Sands Aquifer is the mid-south's greatest natural resource and is essential for drinking water and local agriculture. Regardless of the regulations used to ensure that the Byhalia pipeline is safe, there will still be serious risks of catastrophe. Here, the risks outweigh the rewards. We can not sacrifice clean drinking water that the entire region relies upon purely for corporate profits.

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Claire Hazel Basabe
5 years ago

Aren't we there yet?

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melody honshell
5 years ago

Our Water this week is brown and the pipeline isn’t even in place

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Sunil Saldano
5 years ago

This is environmental racism

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Karen Brooker
5 years ago

NO OIL IN OUR SOIL

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Selma garza
5 years ago

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Bye By Bi?

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Fiyifoluwa Ojugbele
5 years ago

I hate that we live in a world where humanity comes second to money.

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Ellee Breit
5 years ago

Nooo

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antasia
5 years ago

Protect the water and the communities in Memphis.

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Aaliyah
5 years ago

I cannot believe people really can do such things. This world is really about power/authority and money. A disregard for lives.

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Terica Stephens
5 years ago

Y’all continuously takes things away from Memphis don’t poison our water now