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Civil Resistance as a Deterrent to Fracking, Part 2 — Shale 911

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Civil Resistance as a Deterrent to Fracking, Part 2 — Shale 911

In Part One, Philippe Duhamel explains how La Campagne Moratoire d’une Generation (MDG), the One-Generation Moratorium Campaign, deployed an ultimatum to the Quebec government to impose a 20-year moratorium on fracking, a proactive nonviolent direct action training program, and a long-distance walk from Rimouski to Montreal, to build unity around a preventative struggle strategy to put on hold all current fracking operations and pre-testing wells in the province. What has happened since that success?

Philippe Duhamel

opendemocracy.net

September 26, 2013

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