Drilling under a reservoir of the Missouri River to complete the contested Dakota Access Pipeline could begin by tomorrow, after Army officials gave notice of intent to grant an easement for the remaining stretch...
President Trump signed another raft of executive orders this morning, breathing new life into two massive oil pipelines, and pledging to ease what he called a cumbersome regulatory system. FSRN’s Nell Abram has more....
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has issued another delay in the permitting process for the controversial Dakota Access pipeline. The stall came in a statement issued one day before a National Day of...
Tension grew near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation again Wednesday as indigenous opponents of the Dakota Access pipeline project faced off with riot gear-clad law enforcement. Tribe members were trying to cross the Cannonball...
The stand-off between the Standing Rock Sioux and the Dakota Access pipeline shows no sign of letting up. Indigenous opponents of the four-state, nearly $4 billion dollar pipeline have set up another encampment. Members...
Early Tuesday near the northern U.S. border with Canada, protesters shut down all five pipelines through which tar sands oil flows into the country; nine people were arrested. The actions came just two days...
This weekend, water protectors will begin their seventh month of occupation near the North Dakota banks of the Missouri River, a watershed for almost 20 million people and thousands of miles of land that...
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The governor of North Dakota activated the National Guard Thursday, ahead of a highly anticipated court ruling on the contentious Dakota Access pipeline construction. Nell Abram has more. Download Audio Calling it an abundance...
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