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Tuesday, April 29th:

Critical Mass and March for the Health and Safety of Workers, the Community, and Environment

12:30 – Rally at PGE

1:00 PM – Critical Mass to Richmond BART

3:00 PM – March from Richmond BART to Chevron

Chevron and PG&E’s lack of transparency and ignorance are a threat to the health and safety of workers, the community, and the environment.

PG&E had a pipeline explosion in 2010 that killed 8 people and destroyed 38 homes. It was proven that they spiked gas pipeline pressure 10% over the legal, and only inspected corrosion but not welds, complete documentation is missing for about a quarter of its 1,800-plus pipeline miles, and many other health and safety issues.

Chevron had a major fire almost 2 years ago after they clearly neglected the pipes corroding ignoring warnings from workers and inspectors for over a decade. This fire almost killed 14 refinery workers and sent 30,000 people to seek medical treatment because of air pollution

Critical Mass and March for the Health and Safety of Workers, the Community, and Environme
Date	Tuesday April 29
Time	12:00 PM - 12:00 PM
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Location Details
12:30 – Rally at PGE 1:00 PM – Critical Mass to Richmond BART 3:00 PM – March from Richmond BART to Chevron
Event Type	Other
Organizer/Author	ecogeneralstrike@riseup.net
Tuesday, April 29th: Critical Mass and March for the Health and Safety of Workers, the Community, and Environment 12:30 – Rally at PGE 1:00 PM – Critical Mass to Richmond BART 3:00 PM – March from Richmond BART to Chevron Chevron and PG&E’s lack of transparency and ignorance are a threat to the health and safety of workers, the community, and the environment. PG&E had a pipeline explosion in 2010 that killed 8 people and destroyed 38 homes. It was proven that they spiked gas pipeline pressure 10% over the legal, and only inspected corrosion but not welds, complete documentation is missing for about a quarter of its 1,800-plus pipeline miles, and many other health and safety issues. Chevron had a major fire almost 2 years ago after they clearly neglected the pipes corroding ignoring warnings from workers and inspectors for over a decade. This fire almost killed 14 refinery workers and sent 30,000 people to seek medical treatment because of air pollution original image (1100x1700) For more event information: http://earthdaytomaydayassembly.noblogs.org Added to the calendar on Saturday Apr 26th, 2014 9:01 PM

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