Kourtney Kardashian‘s Calabasas protest photos showed her taking to the streets on Thursday to raise a voice against crews dumping fire waste in the city’s landfill. Kardashian joined the community, seemingly leading the demonstrations and holding a “Protect Calabasas, No Toxic Fire” sign. She also shared snaps with other protestors holding similar boards and signs such as “Fill our Hydrants, Not our Dumps” and “Our Kids Over Contamination” at the rally. She also added a long note condemning the disposal of wildfire debris and calling out government officials.
Kourtney Kardashian is speaking up against toxic fire waste being dumped in Calabasas
Amid fire waste protests in Calabasas, Kourtney Kardashian joined a rally on Thursday to speak up against the dumping of “toxic and harmful ash” in the city’s landfill. Kardashian not only joined the rally but also shared a post with pictures of her participation alongside other residents of the community. According to ABC 7, she even explained her presence at the protest to them, declaring, “We’re here to make it known that we’re not OK with this.” The outlet noted that other protestors chanted, “Calabasas hear our cry, we won’t let our children die.”
The reality star called Calabasas “the most special place to live” in her lengthy note on Instagram. She further pointed out how they are disposing of the wildfire debris right “next to schools and parks, which could affect our children’s health and fertility and so much more.” Kardashian highlighted the city’s efforts at protecting its environment, wildlife, and residents by banning plastic items and its “no smoking rule.” She expressed shock about the government’s decision to dump “hazardous, dangerous and severely unhealthy materials in the heart of a healthy, thriving community.”
Kourtney Kardashian’s fire waste protest photos came with a special message for the Calabasas officials, urging them to make a positive, intelligent decision. In her note, she challenged the officials to do the right thing for the city’s long-term health and welfare and questioned if they would want the “toxic waste” in their neighborhoods. Lastly, Kardashian noted that they do not “want to slow down the Palisades cleanup,” suggesting discarding the debris in the “desert where there are no people in harms way.”
