The group of activists plus the 11 people posing after being released by police for attempting to stop the Spectra pipeline construction near Indian Point nuclear power plant this morning Today at 6 AM, 26 people took action to stop the AIM pipeline from being built in Westchester and Rockland by blocking access for over an hour to Spectra Energy's staging area for horizontal drilling under the Hudson River. Spectra Energy's Algonquin Incremental Market (AIM) project would involve drilling underneath the Hudson River in Verplanck, immediately south of Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant. (Photo
The group of activists plus the 11 people posing after being released by police for attempting to stop the Spectra pipeline construction near Indian Point nuclear power plant this morning Today at 6 AM, 26 people took action to stop the AIM pipeline from being built in Westchester and Rockland by blocking access for over an hour to Spectra Energy's staging area for horizontal drilling under the Hudson River. Spectra Energy's Algonquin Incremental Market (AIM) project would involve drilling underneath the Hudson River in Verplanck, immediately south of Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant. (Photo by Erik Mc Gregor / Pacific Press)
Size: 3000px × 1997px
Photo credit: © PACIFIC PRESS / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ?peoplesclimate, ?solidarity, ?weareallconnected?, activism, actonclimate, aim, aimpipeline, astorino, beyondextremeenergy, bxe, catskillmountainkeeper, cfow, cleanenergy, climatechange, climatejustice, cuomo, disasterino, energy, energydemocracy, energyefficiency, ferc, fossilfree, fracking, gastorino, gofossilfree, keepitintheground, methane, newyork, nopipelines, photography, renewableenergy, renewables, resistaim, resistaimpipeline, robastorino, saneenergyproject, sanesolutions, sape, senrg, solarpower, stopaimpipeline, stopgasexports, stopspectra, wesayno, windpower, youarehere, peoplesclimate, solidarity, weareallconnected
