Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Earth-Day-2013-Protest-in-Montreal-27MZIFVXRC_1.htmlConceptually similarEarth Day 2013 Protest in MontrealGP04R6MCompleted★★★★★★Earth Day 2013 Protest in MontrealGP04R6NCompleted★★★★Earth Day 2013 Protest in MontrealGP04R6OCompleted★★★★Earth Day 2013 Protest in MontrealGP04R6PCompleted★★★★Earth Day 2013 Protest in MontrealGP04R6QCompleted★★★★National Energy Board Protest in MontrealGP0STQ2ZDCompleted★★★★National Energy Board Protest in MontrealGP0STQ2ZGCompleted★★★★National Energy Board Protest in MontrealGP0STQ2ZJCompleted★★★★National Energy Board Protest in MontrealGP0STQ2ZKCompleted★★★★View AllGP04R6LEarth Day 2013 Protest in MontrealThe day before Earth Day, 50,000 people demonstrated in the streets of Montreal to send a message to the provincial and ferderal government, "No to the Enbridge and Trans-Canada pipelines."La veille du Jour de la Terre, 50 000 personnes ont manifesté dans les rues de Montréal afin d’envoyer un message aux gouvernements du Québec et du Canada : «dans un contexte de changements climatiques, les sables bitumineux ne sont pas une option. Non aux projets de pipeline d'Enbridge et de Trans-Canada.» Dans le mois qui a précédé le 21 avril, pas moins de 10 déversements pétroliers (fuite de pipelines et déraillements de train transportant du pétrole brut) se sont produits en Amérique du Nord, 57% étaient issus de l'industrie des sables bitumineux, ce qui représente 25 999 barils déversés.Locations:Canada-Montreal-QuebecDate:21 Apr, 2013Credit:© Greenpeace / Toma IczkovitsMaximum size:4835px X 3223pxKeywords:Activists-Banners-Climate (campaign title)-Climate change-Crowds-Day-Demonstrations-Enbridge Energy-KWCI (GPI)-Oil (fossil fuel)-Oil pipelines-Outdoors-SignsShoot:Earth Day 2013 Protest in MontrealThe day before Earth Day, 50,000 people demonstrated in the streets of Montreal to send a message to the provincial and ferderal government, "No to the Enbridge and Trans-Canada pipelines." In the months leading up to April 21, no fewer than 10 oil spills (leaking pipelines and derailments of trains carrying crude oil) occurred in North America, 57% were from the oil sands industry and represents 25,999 barrels spilled.
