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“No Pipes in Brooklyn!” Protesters Shut Down Construction On a Fracked-Gas Pipeline This Weekend

“Today proved that the community’s tireless dedication to environmental preservation and justice will undoubtedly put a stop to National Grid’s destruction."

“No Pipes in Brooklyn!” Protesters Shut Down Construction On a Fracked-Gas Pipeline This Weekend

“No Pipes in Brooklyn!” Protesters Shut Down Construction On a Fracked-Gas Pipeline This Weekend

“Today proved that the community’s tireless dedication to environmental preservation and justice will undoubtedly put a stop to National Grid’s destruction."

“No Pipes in Brooklyn!” Protesters Shut Down Construction On a Fracked-Gas Pipeline This Weekend

In the chipper chill of one of this winter’s few cold days, protestors this weekend filled the block near a local Food Bazaar and gave force to the continued opposition to a National Grid pipeline currently being built underneath North Brooklyn.

The target of their scorn sat across the street: three pipes, oblique thirty-inch tubes the color of wax, sat next to an unoccupied yellow digger. Left by itself, it looked…

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