Dakota Access Pipeline
- US, Canada tribes to sign declaration against Keystone XL
North American tribes are uniting to declare their opposition to the planned Keystone XL pipeline following President Trump administration's approval of the once-suspended project. The 1,700-mile line will help carry tar sands oil from Alberta to Texas.America - Dakota Access pipeline suffers oil leak even before becoming operational
The Dakota Access pipeline already had its first leak – 84 gallons of oil – at a pump station in South Dakota in early April, sparking outrage and calling into question its environmental safety.America - Massive powwow converges in aftermath of DAPL protests (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)
The Gathering of Nations Powwow, known as the “Mecca of Indian Country,” is hosting tens of thousands of Native Americans, bringing together “water protectors” from the nationwide protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline.America - Dakota Access Pipeline to begin interstate oil delivery service May 14
Crude oil could begin flowing through the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline next month, according to a filing pending with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.America - Oil placed in Dakota Access Pipeline as service set to begin
The Dakota Access Pipeline is to begin service in the near future as its developer, Energy Transfer Partners, announced that oil has been placed under the Missouri River reservoir. However, the legal battle over the disputed land is far from over.America - Norway pension fund divests from DAPL after pressure from indigenous Sami parliament
Norway will divest its pension fund from companies associated with the Dakota Access Pipeline after the indigenous Sami parliament persuaded Oslo to support those fighting against the $3.8 billion project in the US.News
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