Friends,
   Today is one for the history books: the UK government has announced a ban
   on fracking.
   From Balcombe to Blackpool, Sherwood to Ryedale – people power has
   defeated an industry before it even got off the ground. This victory is
   one of the biggest the climate movement has ever seen.
   1031 days ago, work started at the flagship fracking site at Preston New
   Road in Lancashire. Local people and their supporters have been resisting
   at the gates of that site every single day. Their tenacity has now forced
   the hand of the Conservative government to finally admit defeat and ban
   this dangerous, climate-wrecking industry.
   [ [link removed] ]Share this win to let everyone know that people power works and that we
   have many more victories waiting for us.
   The fight against fracking has been about much more than saying no to
   fossil fuels. It has been about building resilient communities, forming
   international solidarity, and creating a vision of a more just future for
   everyone.
   The anti-fracking movement has shown what can happen when communities on
   the frontlines take a stand, how local resistance paves the way for
   national opposition, and how a group of feisty Lancashire Nanas can change
   the world.
   We know the time is ticking on climate breakdown. But the last 12 months
   have seen unprecedented levels of action across the UK. With more and more
   people taking disruptive action for the climate, victories like today show
   us that anything is possible. Today, let us celebrate together and
   tomorrow let’s take these lessons forward as we continue our fight for
   climate justice.
   I have never been more proud to have been part of this movement. So to
   each of you who ever stood by the gates of a fracking site in the
   rain; who made tea, brought cake, wrote letters, signed petitions, wore a
   badge, honked your horn. To each of you who joined with thousands of
   others across the country to take action against this industry: this
   victory is yours.
   I usually end my emails with 'until we win' but today, I’ll just end with
   this:
   Thank you. We won.
   Anna, on behalf of the 350 team
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