If you’ve checked Facebook in the past week or so you probably know that the Keystone XL Pipeline bill failed in the Senate, despite aggressive attempts by Mary Landrieu (D-LA) to ensure its passing. But what does this mean for the United States? Does it mean we won’t have all those promised jobs ? Will it lead us to living in caves because of a lack of energy ? Are we more vulnerable to ebola, AIDS, asthma, and heart disease? No. It just means we’ve shown that the environmental movement is actually going somewhat forward now . Read the rest of Saying “NO” to the Keystone XL pipeline is just the first step in our environmental revolution Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: action , acvtivism , ban fracking , capitalism , climate , Climate Change , climate chaos , Climate Disaster , congress , conservatives , creativity , earth , ECO:nomics , economy , Environment , Facebook , fight , Fossil Free , fossil fuels , fracking , frontlines , Future , future generations , gas , green , Grow , hydraulic fracturing , keystone xl , KXL , Love , money , movement , natural gas , NOKXL , obama , oil , Op Ed , peace , politics , protests , renewable energy , renewables , republicans , revolution , shale gas , shalefields , skills , social media , XL Dissent
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Saying “NO” to the Keystone XL pipeline is just the first step in our environmental revolution