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Norway’s Biggest Bank Is ‘Reconsidering Its Participation’ in Funding the Dakota Access Pipeline

By EcoWatch / November 8, 2016

By Andy Rowell The protests by First Nations against the North Dakota Pipeline are beginning to rattle the funders behind the highly controversial scheme. This means that the pipeline that once seemed unstoppable is increasingly looking vulnerable. https://www.facebook.com/EcoWatch/videos/1333980263281574/ We have news that one of the banks behind the scheme is reconsidering its involvement. On Monday, […]

Drone Footage Shows Dakota Access Pipeline Company Ignored Request to Halt Construction on Disputed Land

By EcoWatch / November 6, 2016

City Council to Governor: Bring Home Our State Troopers

By EcoWatch / November 4, 2016

Josh Fox: ‘I Have Never Seen Anything Like This’

By EcoWatch / November 3, 2016

Dakota Access Pipeline Protesters Pepper Sprayed in Latest Standoff

By Unicorn Riot / November 3, 2016

1 Million People ‘Check In’ on Facebook to Support Dakota Access Pipeline Protesters

By EcoWatch / November 1, 2016

By now, you might have heard that “checking in” at Standing Rock, North Dakota, on Facebook is not throwing off cops who are using the platform to target Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) protesters on the front lines. However, the million-plus Facebook users who have falsely updated their statuses are actually doing something important: It’s bringing […]

15 Indigenous Women on the Frontlines of the Dakota Access Pipeline Resistance

By Women's Earth & Climate Action Network / October 29, 2016

Interviews collected by Emily Arasim and Osprey Orielle Lake Indigenous women from across North America stand on the frontline of ongoing action to halt construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline. They stand to protect the Earth, water, global climate, and the sacred sites, Indigenous rights and communities of the region. Osprey Orielle Lake “It is […]

Protesters Lock Their Bodies to Machines to Stop Dakota Access Pipeline

By EcoWatch / September 7, 2016

As a temporary restraining order that halts construction on part of the Dakota Access Pipeline was issued Tuesday, about 100 people again shut down construction on another part of the pipeline by obstructing equipment. Some of them locked themselves to the heavy machinery. Native Americans from across the U.S. and Canada continue to arrive at […]