Santa Barbara has a 90 foot pipeline on the beach:
In Waterville, Maine they’re standing up against tar sands pipelines headed East, as well as Keystone XL:
In Cedar Rapids, Iowa, folks drew the line along painfully low riverbeds:
Amherst, Massachusetts marched with this GIANT pipeline:
A great crowd braved the rain in New Orleans to Draw the Line against tar sands pipelines and other projects headed for the gulf:
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