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Fishing at the end of Energy East pipeline [video]

by Robert van Waarden for Ricochet
May 26, 2015
Reading Time: 1min read

Fisherman David ThompsoFishingEnergyEastn lives on the Bay of Fundy, at the end point for the proposed Energy East pipeline. Let David explain, in his own words, why that has him worried. Watch here.

The second part of a series of beautiful photo-audio-video essays by Robert Van Waarden on people in New Brunswick at the end of the Energy East pipeline.

A march in support of Red Head is happening Saturday, May 30. This is a frontline community fighting Energy East that needs out support.

This series was published first by Ricochet and produced with the support of the Council of Canadians and 350.org.

Tags: Climate ChangeEnergy EastfishingNew BrunswickpipelineRed HeadRober Van Waardenslider
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