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Racism and ecological injustice combine in 'reckless, racist' Atlantic Coast Pipeline fight

Updated: Aug 4, 2024




This pipeline, if built, would traverse some of Virginia’s best-preserved forests, rural areas predominantly populated by people of color and low-income households, and ultimately end in a predominantly Lumbee Indian community in southern North Carolina.


The owners of the pipeline, Dominion Energy and Duke Energy, have not demonstrated a genuine need for this costly ($7 billion) natural gas pipeline to meet our energy demands1. The fight against climate change and racial injustice are deeply intertwined, emphasizing the connections between workers’ rights, land use, and how people are treated.


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