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Non-violent Protesters Occupy Enbridge Regional Office in Massachusetts
Protesters Spend the Night with Police Approval
No Line 3 Boston
Jun 29, 2021 | Emily Hayes
Dozens of climate justice advocates in Massachusetts occupied international pipeline company Enbridge’s office in protest of its Line 3 tar sands pipeline.
Environmental & Social JusticeFossil FuelsMassachusettsNatural GasState and Local Policy
KeywordsEnbridgeenergy transitionnatural gasnatural gas pipelinessocial and environmental justice
Emily Hayes
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