Dakota Access Pipeline Timeline of Events
Along the Missouri River, up to 8,000 water protectors have gathered with the Standing Rock Sioux tribe to protest an 1,172-mile oil pipeline. What began as a legal battle to halt construction has grown into an international movement headquartered on an 80-acre campground in Cannon Ball, North Dakota. Here’s a timeline of the major events ...
Why Stopping the Dakota Access Pipeline Is Important—and How You Can Help
Across the plains of North Dakota, thousands of people have gathered with the Standing Rock Sioux tribe in recent months to protest construction of a 1,172-mile oil pipeline.
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