Global Frackdown action: LIVE UPDATES
Published time: October 19, 2013 10:11
Edited time: October 19, 2013 21:20
Edited time: October 19, 2013 21:20
People
demonstrate in streets of Montelimar, southern France, on October 19,
2013, to protest against the exploitation of shale gas and oil. (AFP
Photo / Jeff Pachoud)
Saturday, October 19
21:19 GMT: Protesters in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania demand: “Stop fracking in PA.”
Activists
from 26 countries are taking to the streets on Saturday to protest
fracking technologies that extract hydrocarbons by pumping pressurized
chemicals underground. They say fracking contaminates groundwater and
hastens climate change.
21:13 GMT: Demonstrators gather near Raritan River in
New Jersey, US to take part in the Global Frackdown
action.
We sent @larryfarnese a wake up call today: stop fracking in PA! In rittenhouse sq #philly #GlobalFrackdown
21:09 GMT: Activists in the US state of California
participate in the march and a bike event to protest against
fracking near Ballona Creek.
Walking march & bike group meet over Ballona Creek, potential site for additional toxic discharge. #globalfrackdown
20:52 GMT: Canadians along with the Elsipogtog First
Nation gather in Rexton, New Brunswick to demonstrate against
fracking.
Five of the protesters reportedly seized a news vehicle and a camera, according to local media.
Earlier on Saturday, protesters blocked Highway 11 near Rexton.
Five of the protesters reportedly seized a news vehicle and a camera, according to local media.
Earlier on Saturday, protesters blocked Highway 11 near Rexton.
Unity Camp Route 134 Rexton today Oct 19 #Elsipogtog #globalfrackdown
19:41 GMT:
The people are marching through the streets of Pittsburgh today for #GlobalFrackdown. | pic.twitter.com/5V3aRR3DZn | #ElsipogtogSolidarity
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RT
Published on Oct 19, 2013
Global
Frackdown Day is on - Saturday marks a worldwide protest, uniting all
activists who want to put an end to shale gas extraction.
'Fracktivists', as they're called, are urging their governments to stand
up to the oil and gas lobby. However, in Britain the authorities see
things very differently... Prime Minister has become a vigorous advocate
of the risky technique, as Laura Smith reports. So why exactly are
environmentalists so concerned about this particular form of oil and gas
extraction? For more on this RT is joined by Vanessa Vine - she's an
anti-fracking campaigner for Britain and Ireland Frack Free groupRT LIVE http://rt.com/on-air
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RT
Published on Oct 19, 2013
Anti-fracking protesters from all over Romania have been galvanized US energy giant Chevron's plan to start drilling outside the village of Pungetsi. While the energy firm has Bucharest's blessing, people have come together to take a stand against the potential health and environmental risks of hydraulic fracturing in the region.
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