TD Bank Group is a large investor in the Dakota Access Pipeline. Until TD divests from funding the $3.8 billion 1.172-mile Dakota Access Pipeline, DAPL, and replaces its fossil fuel investments in renewable energy, we call on everyone who has accounts with TD Bank to close them out and use local banks, credit unions, or cooperative banks.
If you want to write to TD Bank to explain why you are withdrawing your funds, write to TD Bank N.A., Two Portland Square, Post Office Box 9540, Portland, ME 04112-9540.
TD bank is one of the 17 banks that have loaned Dakota Access LLC $2.5 billion to build the 1,100-mile pipeline which will carry fracked oil from the Bakken formation in North Dakota. This pipeline threatens Standing Rock Sioux Native American sacred lands and the Missouri River threatening the water of over 8 million people.
TD is also the third largest shareholder in Enbridge, operator of the longest crude oil and liquids pipeline in the world. Valued at $66 billion, Enbridge is the owner of Vermont Gas systems through its 28 percent ownership stake in Quebec energy giant GasMetro.
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