Tag: Dakota Access Pipeline
Native Americans Demand Clinton Take A Stand On Dakota Access Pipeline
The families at Standing Rock deserve an answer.
30 Powerful Photos Show Standoff Between Militarized Police and Dakota Access...
The Dakota Access Pipeline is a direct threat to the life, rights and water of the Standing Rock Sioux.
Arrested Pipeline Protesters Reportedly Detained Inside Dog Kennels
Since Thursday, at least 142 activists have been arrested while protesting against the North Dakota oil pipeline.
Activists Protest Outside CNN Demanding Fair and Accurate Reporting on Standing...
CNN, as well as most other mainstream media outlets, have failed to report on nearly any development of the pipeline dispute.
This Natural Disaster Assistance Law Is Why Other States Are Policing...
“The world is watching the violence of local police at the Camp at Standing Rock — and we are horrified.”
The Injustice at Standing Rock Is an American Story
I'm angry. White people in Oregon are acquitted while Native people in North Dakota are attacked by riot police from five states. And our politicians are preoccupied.
WATCH: Report Back on Militarized Police Raid of DAPL Resistance Camp
"Yesterday was a really shameful moment for this country and where we stand."
Indigenous Youth Occupy Hillary Clinton Campaign Headquarters to Demand She Take...
While Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, has come out against the pipeline, Hillary Clinton has so far refused to take a stance.
The Same Day White Armed Occupiers Were Acquitted, Peaceful Native American...
Under no circumstances should it be acceptable for peaceful protesters in North Dakota to be attacked and arrested, while armed occupiers in Oregon are either left alone or amicably reasoned with.
Bernie Sanders Demands a Stop to the Dakota Pipeline in Open...
“It is deeply distressing to me that the federal government is putting the profits of the oil industry ahead of the treaty and sovereign rights of Native American communities."
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How technology is rewriting the way we write
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EPA moves to reclassify Clean Air Act waivers
The Agency claimed that "California’s standards could impose costs on ports, shipping and supply chains," but Environmental groups and California regulators dispute that interpretation.