mayalaen:

mayalaen:

mayalaen:

I usually don’t post about real life political and/or social issues here, but a real-life friend is asking everyone to help, and since she doesn’t have a Tumblr I’m posting it here. Please help out if you can even if it’s simply to spread the word.

The Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), owned by Houston, Texas based corporation called Energy Transfer Partners, L.P. which created the subsidary Dakota Access LLC. The DAPL, also known as the Bakken Pipeline, is proposed to transport 450,000 barrels of crude oil per day (which is fracked and highy volatile) from the Bakken fields of North Dakota to Patoka, Illinois. Dakota Access has failed to consult with tribes and conduct a full Environmental Impact Statement (EIS).

In early August Canadian pipeline giant Enbridge announced that, along with Marathon Petroleum, it will make a significant investment in the Bakken Pipeline System, including the controversial Dakota Access pipeline. As part of their statement, Enbridge also noted that, “Upon successful closing of the transaction, EEP and Marathon Petroleum plan to terminate their transportation services and joint venture agreements for the Sandpiper Pipeline Project.”

We know that this influx of resources from Enbridge will only speed up the construction process. We know that any day now construction will begin and we will only have 48 hours notice to respond. Please fill out this form if you stand with standing stone camp and are able to risk arrest or play support roles in direct actions.

WE WILL NOT ALLOW THIS PIPELINE TO CROSS OUR LAND, WATER, AND SACRED SITES.

Learn more about DAPL and current needs of the camp at http://sacredstonecamp.org
DONATE to the legal defense fund here: http://fnd.us/d19fAf?ref=sh_25rPQa

The Google Docs page for the pledge is Here.

Not only are treaties being broken, but if and when the pipeline leaks or breaks, it’s going to contaminate their water (and their way of life) since it crosses over the Missouri river not just once but twice and is going right through their land.

My friend and others from local tribes are asking for everyone’s help to support the tribes in the areas affected.

The media isn’t covering this outside of the affected areas, and locals are reporting sudden service outages on their phones and other devices in and around the camps.

Please keep in mind that this is a PEACEFUL PROTEST. No violence. No h4tespeech.

An update on the situation. They’re now being sued for interfering, so if you can help in any way, please do so.

Read about the latest situation Here.

Update

Government Orders Police to Cut Water Supply to Native Americans as Pipeline Protesters Skyrocket in Number

Ugh.

The good news is more and more people are hearing about it and it’s gone international, which means attempts to silence the protestors and local tribes aren’t working!

mayalaen:

mayalaen:

I usually don’t post about real life political and/or social issues here, but a real-life friend is asking everyone to help, and since she doesn’t have a Tumblr I’m posting it here. Please help out if you can even if it’s simply to spread the word.

The Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), owned by Houston, Texas based corporation called Energy Transfer Partners, L.P. which created the subsidary Dakota Access LLC. The DAPL, also known as the Bakken Pipeline, is proposed to transport 450,000 barrels of crude oil per day (which is fracked and highy volatile) from the Bakken fields of North Dakota to Patoka, Illinois. Dakota Access has failed to consult with tribes and conduct a full Environmental Impact Statement (EIS).

In early August Canadian pipeline giant Enbridge announced that, along with Marathon Petroleum, it will make a significant investment in the Bakken Pipeline System, including the controversial Dakota Access pipeline. As part of their statement, Enbridge also noted that, “Upon successful closing of the transaction, EEP and Marathon Petroleum plan to terminate their transportation services and joint venture agreements for the Sandpiper Pipeline Project.”

We know that this influx of resources from Enbridge will only speed up the construction process. We know that any day now construction will begin and we will only have 48 hours notice to respond. Please fill out this form if you stand with standing stone camp and are able to risk arrest or play support roles in direct actions.

WE WILL NOT ALLOW THIS PIPELINE TO CROSS OUR LAND, WATER, AND SACRED SITES.

Learn more about DAPL and current needs of the camp at http://sacredstonecamp.org
DONATE to the legal defense fund here: http://fnd.us/d19fAf?ref=sh_25rPQa

The Google Docs page for the pledge is Here.

Not only are treaties being broken, but if and when the pipeline leaks or breaks, it’s going to contaminate their water (and their way of life) since it crosses over the Missouri river not just once but twice and is going right through their land.

My friend and others from local tribes are asking for everyone’s help to support the tribes in the areas affected.

The media isn’t covering this outside of the affected areas, and locals are reporting sudden service outages on their phones and other devices in and around the camps.

Please keep in mind that this is a PEACEFUL PROTEST. No violence. No h4tespeech.

An update on the situation. They’re now being sued for interfering, so if you can help in any way, please do so.

Read about the latest situation Here.

Update

Government Orders Police to Cut Water Supply to Native Americans as Pipeline Protesters Skyrocket in Number

Ugh.

The good news is more and more people are hearing about it and it’s gone international, which means attempts to silence the protestors and local tribes aren’t working!

mayalaen:

I usually don’t post about real life political and/or social issues here, but a real-life friend is asking everyone to help, and since she doesn’t have a Tumblr I’m posting it here. Please help out if you can even if it’s simply to spread the word.

The Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), owned by Houston, Texas based corporation called Energy Transfer Partners, L.P. which created the subsidary Dakota Access LLC. The DAPL, also known as the Bakken Pipeline, is proposed to transport 450,000 barrels of crude oil per day (which is fracked and highy volatile) from the Bakken fields of North Dakota to Patoka, Illinois. Dakota Access has failed to consult with tribes and conduct a full Environmental Impact Statement (EIS).

In early August Canadian pipeline giant Enbridge announced that, along with Marathon Petroleum, it will make a significant investment in the Bakken Pipeline System, including the controversial Dakota Access pipeline. As part of their statement, Enbridge also noted that, “Upon successful closing of the transaction, EEP and Marathon Petroleum plan to terminate their transportation services and joint venture agreements for the Sandpiper Pipeline Project.”

We know that this influx of resources from Enbridge will only speed up the construction process. We know that any day now construction will begin and we will only have 48 hours notice to respond. Please fill out this form if you stand with standing stone camp and are able to risk arrest or play support roles in direct actions.

WE WILL NOT ALLOW THIS PIPELINE TO CROSS OUR LAND, WATER, AND SACRED SITES.

Learn more about DAPL and current needs of the camp at http://sacredstonecamp.org
DONATE to the legal defense fund here: http://fnd.us/d19fAf?ref=sh_25rPQa

The Google Docs page for the pledge is Here.

Not only are treaties being broken, but if and when the pipeline leaks or breaks, it’s going to contaminate their water (and their way of life) since it crosses over the Missouri river not just once but twice and is going right through their land.

My friend and others from local tribes are asking for everyone’s help to support the tribes in the areas affected.

The media isn’t covering this outside of the affected areas, and locals are reporting sudden service outages on their phones and other devices in and around the camps.

Please keep in mind that this is a PEACEFUL PROTEST. No violence. No h4tespeech.

An update on the situation. They’re now being sued for interfering, so if you can help in any way, please do so.

Read about the latest situation Here.

I usually don’t post about real life political and/or social issues here, but a real-life friend is asking everyone to help, and since she doesn’t have a Tumblr I’m posting it here. Please help out if you can even if it’s simply to spread the word.

The Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), owned by Houston, Texas based corporation called Energy Transfer Partners, L.P. which created the subsidary Dakota Access LLC. The DAPL, also known as the Bakken Pipeline, is proposed to transport 450,000 barrels of crude oil per day (which is fracked and highy volatile) from the Bakken fields of North Dakota to Patoka, Illinois. Dakota Access has failed to consult with tribes and conduct a full Environmental Impact Statement (EIS).

In early August Canadian pipeline giant Enbridge announced that, along with Marathon Petroleum, it will make a significant investment in the Bakken Pipeline System, including the controversial Dakota Access pipeline. As part of their statement, Enbridge also noted that, “Upon successful closing of the transaction, EEP and Marathon Petroleum plan to terminate their transportation services and joint venture agreements for the Sandpiper Pipeline Project.”

We know that this influx of resources from Enbridge will only speed up the construction process. We know that any day now construction will begin and we will only have 48 hours notice to respond. Please fill out this form if you stand with standing stone camp and are able to risk arrest or play support roles in direct actions.

WE WILL NOT ALLOW THIS PIPELINE TO CROSS OUR LAND, WATER, AND SACRED SITES.

Learn more about DAPL and current needs of the camp at http://sacredstonecamp.org
DONATE to the legal defense fund here: http://fnd.us/d19fAf?ref=sh_25rPQa

The Google Docs page for the pledge is Here.

Not only are treaties being broken, but if and when the pipeline leaks or breaks, it’s going to contaminate their water (and their way of life) since it crosses over the Missouri river not just once but twice and is going right through their land.

My friend and others from local tribes are asking for everyone’s help to support the tribes in the areas affected.

The media isn’t covering this outside of the affected areas, and locals are reporting sudden service outages on their phones and other devices in and around the camps.

Please keep in mind that this is a PEACEFUL PROTEST. No violence. No h4tespeech.