Dakota Access Pipeline

Shailene Woodley Compares Being In Jail To Being A 'Caged Animal'

The actress was arrested last year while protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Why Militarization Against Melanin Should Matter To Trans People

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Echoes Of A Dark Past At Virginia’s Standing Rock

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Dakota Access Company Cozied Up To Ohio Officials. Then A Pollution Nightmare Began.

Newly released documents related to its Rover pipeline give weight to critics who call Energy Transfer Partners a “wolf in sheep’s clothing.”
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Nick Tilsen Is building A $60 Million Sustainable Community On The Pine Ridge Indian Reservation

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The Battle For The Dakota Access Pipeline Isn't Over Yet

A federal judge ruled an environmental review of the project was inadequate, and ordered it redone.
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Dakota Access Fight Inspires Activists To Prepare For New Battles

The camps are gone, but "it doesn't mean that we're not doing work somewhere."
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Why Did A Private Security Contractor Treat Standing Rock Protesters Like ‘Jihadists’?

This private, militarized contractor turned indigenous people's homes into war zones.
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'More Waters Rising' Is The Song For Our Times

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Despite Intense Opposition, Dakota Access Pipeline Is Now Operational

The 1,172-mile-long Dakota Access Pipeline is officially in commercial use. The pipeline, which sparked protests and runs from North Dakota to Illinois, will transport 470,000 barrels of crude oil each day.
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