In Pictures: Connecticut Groups Walk Seven Miles to Protest Eversource's Proposed 'SERPent' Gas Pipeline

Activists unfurl a banner reading "Silence is Compliance" as they rally against Eversource's proposed SERPent pipeline.

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Families with children join the seven-mile walk to demand cleaner energy and affordable utility rates.

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Marchers carry flags and handmade signs as the protest moves through Connecticut toward Eversource headquarters.

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Organizers say the pipeline would threaten the Connecticut River and the communities that depend on it.

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A diverse coalition of residents turns out to oppose the utility's proposed gas pipeline expansion.

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Community groups vow to keep pressure on Eversource as the walk concludes outside its East Hampton offices.

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Younger activists join the campaign, underscoring concerns about the climate impact of new gas infrastructure.

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Climate activists warn that expanded fossil fuel infrastructure will worsen global warming.

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Marchers bring a message of peace and environmental stewardship to the doorstep of the utility.

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