Resistance to Bayou Bridge Pipeline

New Orleans Group of the Sierra Club presents: 

Resistance to the Bayou Bridge Pipeline

Freelance environmental writer Chris Staudinger will speak about the proposed Bayou Bridge Pipeline, which has garnered national resistance as a leg on the southern terminus of the infamous Dakota Access Pipeline network. He will present reasons why this new pipeline project (out of the thousands in Louisiana) has faced such strong opposition, and he will present the most recent developments in the ongoing story.

Audubon Zoo Dominion Auditorium

(Go through the gate behind the Audubon Statue at the front of the zoo)

 

Sunday, May 21, 2017
6:30 PM refreshments 
7 to 8 PM program

Free and open to all, and you can even bring a friend!!

Call  504-307-0187 with questions.

Follow the New Orleans Group Sierra Club on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/76134098503/

Or on the Delta Chapter website:

http://sierraclub.org/louisiana

Group Program Sunday, October 10

The October 10 monthly meeting of the New Orleans Group of the Sierra Club will have a presentation by Charles Fryling, the Chairman of the Atchafalaya Basin Committee of Sierra Club’s Delta Chapter.

Fryling leads tours and teaches the public about the Atchafalaya River Basin, a  15-mile-wide floodplain located 100 miles west of New Orleans that carries 30 percent of the Mississippi River’s flow. The program will focus on the environmental issues that plague the Atchafalaya Basin and will be promoting the upcoming Atchafalaya Basin Festival on Saturday, Nov. 13 in Henderson, LA.

The meeting will be held at the Dominion Auditorium of the Audubon Zoo, at 6500 Magazine Street, and will start with refreshments at 6:30 and a short business meeting at 7 p.m.