"Community opposition and ongoing legal challenges have created significant delay, risk and uncertainty – and that is something that Kinder Morgan's shareholders should be thinking about." "For far too long these private companies have been allowed to use government tools, such as eminent domain, to take people's land for private profit. It's time for that to end, and that we once again start protecting citizens above big corporate profits," said Tonya Bonitatibus of Savannah Riverkeeper. Representatives of Tsleil-Waututh and global corporate watchdog SumOfUs will be presenting shareholder proposals at the Kinder Morgan AGM on Tuesday – including a proposal that asks the company to issue an annual sustainability report describing the company's responses to environmental, social, and governance-related issues. "The recent floods here in Houston and wildfires around the Alberta tar sands are the type of extreme weather that scientists have linked to climate change," said Bryan Parras of T.E.J.A.S.