Join community members from the Rio Grande Valley and the Carrizo Comecrudo Tribe of Texas for a dinner and panel discussion to learn more and take action to stop the fracked gas expansion near South Padre Island, defend sacred indigenous sites, and protect communities from environmental racism!
For years, community members and activists have been organizing in the Rio Grande Valley to stop the construction of the Texas LNG export terminal and two other fracked gas projects.
A lot is at stake in this fight! If the proposed Texas LNG terminal is built, it would destroy the Garcia Pasture, a historical indigenous site home to sacred burial grounds and a village. The project would also pollute nearby communities with known hazardous chemicals and irreparably destroy the habitat for endangered species, like the ocelot.
We can stop all of this destruction. Our growing movement has already successfully pressured the bank to divest from the Texas LNG project, stopped two of the projects from getting tax handouts from the school district, and we are determined to prevent all three of these LNG projects- none of which currently have permits to build!
Read More: https://www.texasobserver.org/liquefied-natural-gas-rio-grande-valley-endangered-pollution/