Why Are Unions Joining Conservative Groups to Protect Pipelines?
Earlier this year, the Illinois AFL-CIO and the Illinois Manufacturers’ Association shared a flyer with members of the…
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Dakota Access Pipeline
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Behind the Scenes: A Note From the Newsroom
On the making of our feature story concerning the deadly business of building oil and gas pipelines.
Methodology for Calculating Fatality Rates
How we uncovered the numbers behind pipeline construction fatalities.
Inside the Fight Over Pipelines in Louisiana’s Atchafalaya Basin
Anti-pipeline activists find themselves in league with the swamp's Cajun crawfishers as they work to thwart projects by the same company that built the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Fighting to Win: the Haida’s Advice to Water Protectors in the U.S.
Lessons from the Haida, who fought the government of Canada for sovereignty—and actually won.
Of Course Ryan Zinke Wants to Shrink Our National Monuments
A new report by Democrats on the House Natural Resources Committee outlines the partisan, industry-friendly nature of Trump's national monument review.
Scenes From the Native Nations Rise March in D.C.
Marchers gathered today in Washington, D.C., to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline and the Trump administration. By Carson…
‘We Have Come to Dance for Our People’
Jingle Dress Dancers bring healing and prayer after a historic day of battle in North Dakota’s oil pipeline war.
Inside the Battle Over the Dakota Access Pipeline
Prayer circles, rubber bullets, and a buffalo stampede at the major protest in rural North Dakota.
The Native American Protests in North Dakota Are About More Than an Oil Pipeline
Do the last few weeks mark a turning point for environmental activism?