Hosted by No North Brooklyn Pipeline Campaign, Sane Energy Project, and No One's Ark ~Pirates of the Newtown Creek~

When: Sunday, February 22
Where: Zoom (because Blizzard: The Sequel)
Time: 3:00–4:00 PM

It’s cold out, and apparently, the weather has opinions - so due to our second blizzard interruption, we’re moving the tour online. Snow may cancel sidewalks, but it can’t cancel organizing.

Join us Sunday for the (now virtual) First Walking Tour of 2026

We’ll explore how the Greenpoint LNG Facility connects to pipelines, fracked gas, and rising utility bills right in our backyard.

Schedule

• 3:00 PM – Virtual info session + presentation

• 3:40 PM – Q&A + ways to take action

Organizing doesn’t wait for sunshine - or snowstorms - so log on, learn, connect, and build power with us.

What’s at Stake

Right now, National Grid — a UK-based monopoly corporation operating as a local utility - plans to expand fracked-gas infrastructure well into the 2050s, ignoring New York’s climate law. That includes doubling down on toxic facilities like the Greenpoint LNG site, located in the heart of North Brooklyn next to homes, businesses, and playgrounds.

We already pay for this pollution every month through our utility bills. Unless we act, we could be locked into paying billions more for decades of climate damage and health risks.

This spring, National Grid will ask the New York Public Service Commission for permission to raise your utility bills again.

What We’re Fighting For

• Stop the expansion of toxic gas infrastructure

• Cap utility bills at 6% of income

• Retire - not replace - our outdated gas system

• Invest in thermal energy networks, community solar, and efficiency

We Won’t Pay to Be Poisoned.

This is about climate justice. It’s about our health, our neighborhoods, and our future. Governor Kathy Hochul and state regulators must enforce our climate law, reject gas expansion, and put people - not shareholders - at the center of energy decisions.

Come learn. Come connect. Come build power.
Snow can delay a walk, but it can’t stop a movement.