Media Advisory

 In a Questionable Legal Maneuver, City Eliminates Public Hearing; Tribes and Opponents Set To Create Their Own Public Forum

STATE AGENCIES IGNORED TREATY CONSULTATION LAW, NOW COHASSET CITY COUNCIL WILL MEET TUESDAY, MARCH 8 , TO DECIDE FATE OF HUBER’S MASSIVE COMMERCIAL WOOD BUSINESS WITHOUT ALLOWING PUBLIC COMMENT ABOUT IRREVERSIBLE IMPACTS TO AIR, WATER, WETLANDS, FORESTS AND NATIVE PEOPLES 

ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS ACCEPTING COMMENTS ON ENBRIDGE’S LINE 5 PROPOSAL

On January 6, the Army Corps of Engineers (a federal Agency within the Biden Administration) announced that it would be doing an individual permit on Enbridge’s application for a permit to fill wetlands and do horizontal directional drilling on the White River. 

Read Enbridge’s Application and the Army Corps Notice here.

"AS PART OF its efforts to build and operate pipelines, the oil transport company Enbridge used a tracking system that identified Indigenous-led groups as key threats."

More than 360 climate, conservation, Indigenous, environmental justice, and community groups petitioned the Biden administration today to use its executive authority to phase out oil and gas production on public lands and oceans.

Democracy Now! celebrated 25 years on the air with a virtual event on December 7th. 

JACKSON BROWNE’S VERSION OF “I AM A PATRIOT” FRAMES NEW ANTI-LINE 3 SHORT MUSIC VIDEO THE “SHELL RIVER SEVEN,” URGES OFFICIALS TO DROP ALL CHARGES AGAINST WATER PROTECTORS AND THE PUBLIC TO CONTINUE SUPPORTING EFFORTS TO STOP LINE 3.

(FOX 9) - "For many Native American communities in Minnesota, the Enbridge Line 3 pipeline is just the latest chapter in a strained relationship between tribal communities and the government."

POSTED IN ONLINE IN TWO PARTS, A VERY MOVING AND WELL-RESEARCHED ACCOUNT OF THE LINE 3 STRUGGLE, FEATURING TARA HOUSKA AND TAYSHA MARTINEAU.

(Washington, DC) -- Following the start of oil flow through the Enbridge Line 3 tar sands pipeline, a group of major environmental organizations, Indigenous leaders and  allied activists delivered a letter to the Biden administration demanding a halt to the operation of the pipeline until a full environmental review is conducted. 

AFTER 7 YEARS OF RESISTANCE FROM INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES AND CLIMATE ACTIVISTS, ENBRIDGE ENERGY ANNOUNCED LAST WEEK THAT THE NEW LINE 3 PIPELINE WOULD BE “SUBSTANTIALLY COMPLETED AND SET TO BE FULLY OPERATIONAL.”