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Ice Ride: The Global Bike Ride to Defend the Arctic

Ice Ride: The Global Bike Ride to Defend the Arctic
Fri, 9/13/2013 - by Save the Arctic
This article originally appeared on Save the Arctic

On September 15, in more than 30 countries and 75 cities around the world, thousands of people will take to the streets on their bikes to challenge big oil’s plan to drill in the Arctic by participating in Greenpeace’s Ice Ride. With oil companies vying to profit from offshore oil drilling, the only thing that will save the Arctic is a truly global movement. Grab some wheels, hit the streets and join to defend the Arctic. Ice Ride is a free and fun day of action happening in cities and towns all over the world. It's easy to take part: just grab you bikes, dress in Arctic white, and bring your friends. Add your voice to the growing movement to Save the Arctic.

 

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