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Black Snake Rumbling: Some Native Americans Still Oppose The Dakota Access Pipeline
Not since Wounded Knee in 1973, has there been such a great gathering of indigenous tribes as there were in Standing Rock. The first camps were set up in August, 2016, along the Missouri and Cannonbal...
Bank Investors Want Dakota Access Pipeline Rerouted
More than 120 investors have written a statement to banks financing the Dakota Access Pipeline advising them to promote a new route: "We call on the banks to address or support the Tribe's request for...
Police Raid Standing Rock Camp, Set Fire to Teepee Poles
Editor's note: The authenticity of this story is disputed, with some on social media insisting that the incident happened, and others saying it is a false report. For the moment we continue to post th...
Army Corps of Engineers Halts DAPL Project!
On Sunday afternoon, the Secretary of the Army contacted tribal leaders at the protest site to inform them that the Dakota Access Pipeline will NOT proceed according to its current plan. "We will not...
Enigmatic Illness Destroys Seastars ("Starfish") from the Gulf of Mexico to the Bering Sea
While the people of North America have been squabbling over truck routes and pipelines across the continent, there is a population that really could not care less. Their arms are falling off. And no...
Standing Rock Pipeline Protest is Flooding Facebook, but FB Doesn't Notice
The Water Protectors have called upon all friends and supporters to log onto Facebook and "check-in" at the Standing Rock Indian Reservation. The protestors, numbering in the thousands, are trying to...
Dakota Access Pipeline Protestors Evicted from Private Land in Pipeline's Path
At least 117 people were arrested in North Dakota on Thursday as police forcibly removed protesters from private property in the Dakota Access pipeline right of way. More standoffs against the...
