Tags
Bold Nebraska, Keystone XL, Lincoln, march, Nebraska, pipeline, protest
Sunday in Lincoln, Nebraska a broad coalition of native American tribes, environmental groups, landowners and others gathered to protest against the Keystone XL pipeline on the day before the Nebraska Public Service Commission starts a week of hearings on the pipeline.
On the steps of the state capitol.
“Just following instructions”
Before the rally and march:
“No oil in our soil”
Protect the land, water, and climate”
“…before it ends us”
The founder of Bold Nebraska speaking at the rally, flanked by a landowner and leadership of several tribes:
Jane Kleeb, Bold Nebraska.
Someone was watching.
One of many drones flying over the rally and march. Landing on the capitol grounds.
Apparently one of the many drones flying over and near the march collided with a building. We missed that.
Banners leading the march.
“Water is life”
Flag runners shadowing the march.
Previously:
March to Give Keystone XL the Boot – Lincoln, Nebraska – August 6, 2017 (August 6, 2017)
Joye Braun, Indigenous Environmental Network – March to Give Keystone XL the Boot – Lincoln, Nebraska – August 6, 2017 (August 7, 2017)
Pingback: The Political Year in Pictures – 2017 – part 2 | Show Me Progress