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The 108 mile Water Walk to protest the Constitution Pipeline ended on October 6 at the State Capitol. Prior to their press conference at the Capitol urging Governor Hochul to deny the water permit, Mark Dunlea talked to Owl, Erin Dudley of the Waterfall Unity Alliance, Sunder Ashni of the Mumbets Freedom Farm, Ethan Gormley of Citizen Action and Sandra of the Mohawk Nation. For the Hudson Mohawk Magazine.
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