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EPISODE · May 10, 2018 · 56 MIN

Maya Jarrad talks about a pipeline.

from Conservation Today · host Francis Eatherington

Maya Jarrad works with landowners threatened with eminent domain by a Canadian Corporation that wants to put a pipeline through Douglas County to facilitate shipping Canadian gas to Asia. The 230-mile pipeline, from Malin (near K Falls), to Coos Bay, would require at least a 100' wide clearcut through fire-prone forests of Southern Oregon, crossing over 400 waterways, many with fish who will be harmed by the warmed and dirtied waters. Keep track of the project via this web site: NOLNGEXPORTS.org

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