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From: "Janina Klimas - 350.org" <350@350.org>
Date: May 13, 2016 1:08 PM
Subject: It's time. Break free, this weekend in Anacortes.
From: "Janina Klimas - 350.org" <350@350.org>
Date: May 13, 2016 1:08 PM
Subject: It's time. Break free, this weekend in Anacortes.
> It's beginning tonight, and happening through Sunday
>
> It's happening: this weekend, thousands of people will be taking action on land and water around March Point in Anacortes, WA-- the Pacific Northwest's single largest source of carbon pollution. The point has two enormous refineries, and is the destination for "bomb trains" carrying volatile oil by rail, and tankers carrying crude through delicate waterways.
>
> If you're waiting for the right moment to join in the climate movement: this is it.
>
> The action starts tonight with a night time paddle lit by lanterns, continues tomorrow with a march and day of Indigenous ceremony, and finishes Sunday morning, starting at 9 AM with nonviolent actions on land and water to say that it's time to break free from fossil fuels.
>
> The schedule of actions, trainings and briefings for the weekend is here. The best way to join in is by attending an action briefing -- they'll be happening every morning and every evening at Deception Pass State Park.
>
> To make travel arrangements and see a map of all event locations, click here. To find accommodations in Anacortes, click here.
>
> This action will be supporting front line leaders defending their communities from oil, but it's also part of an epic global wave of action that is sweeping the planet called Break Free. For the latest photos from Break Free -- including today's 3,000 person-strong occupation of a German coal mine -- click here.
>
> There has never been a better time to break free from fossil fuels, and tomorrow you can be a part of this historic turning point.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Janina
>
> ________________________________
>
> 350.org is building a global climate movement. Become a sustaining donor to keep this movement strong and growing.
>
> You can update your contact information, location, or language here, or if you're 100% sure you never want to hear from 350.org again you can click here to unsubscribe.
>
> It's happening: this weekend, thousands of people will be taking action on land and water around March Point in Anacortes, WA-- the Pacific Northwest's single largest source of carbon pollution. The point has two enormous refineries, and is the destination for "bomb trains" carrying volatile oil by rail, and tankers carrying crude through delicate waterways.
>
> If you're waiting for the right moment to join in the climate movement: this is it.
>
> The action starts tonight with a night time paddle lit by lanterns, continues tomorrow with a march and day of Indigenous ceremony, and finishes Sunday morning, starting at 9 AM with nonviolent actions on land and water to say that it's time to break free from fossil fuels.
>
> The schedule of actions, trainings and briefings for the weekend is here. The best way to join in is by attending an action briefing -- they'll be happening every morning and every evening at Deception Pass State Park.
>
> To make travel arrangements and see a map of all event locations, click here. To find accommodations in Anacortes, click here.
>
> This action will be supporting front line leaders defending their communities from oil, but it's also part of an epic global wave of action that is sweeping the planet called Break Free. For the latest photos from Break Free -- including today's 3,000 person-strong occupation of a German coal mine -- click here.
>
> There has never been a better time to break free from fossil fuels, and tomorrow you can be a part of this historic turning point.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Janina
>
> ________________________________
>
> 350.org is building a global climate movement. Become a sustaining donor to keep this movement strong and growing.
>
> You can update your contact information, location, or language here, or if you're 100% sure you never want to hear from 350.org again you can click here to unsubscribe.
