Bayou Bridge Pipeline Construction Delayed Indefinitely: Energy Transfer Lied...
by Last Real Indians March 5, 2019 (RAYNE, LOUISIANA) – Energy Transfer Partners may have lied to its shareholders when it told investors the Bayou Bridge pipeline will be fully functional this month....
View ArticleJudge upholds Line 5 tunnel law despite ‘constitutional defect’
Oil pipeline operator Enbridge moves under the Mackinac Bridge on their way to inspect their controversial Line 5 under the Straits of Mackinac Wednesday, June 8, 2016. Using an autonomous underwater...
View ArticleMutual Aid Group Reports from Pine Ridge As Flooding Crisis Grows
by Fort Collins Mutual Aid Network / It’s Going Down A humanitarian crisis is unfolding in so-called South Dakota across Native communities in the wake of massive climate change fueled flooding....
View ArticleWomen of Kruščica Resist Dam Project in Bosnia-Herzegovina
from Mongabay There are 300 some dams planned for the small country. Map via Riverwatch KRUŠČICA, Bosnia-Herzegovina – On the banks of a river in central Bosnia, a group of women have been standing...
View ArticleGeorgia: Hundreds of People Gather to Protest Hydro Plant, Throw Rocks At Cops
by Margarita Antidze; editing by Mark Potter / Reuters Participants attack police officers during a rally held by residents of the Pankisi gorge, who protest against the planned construction of a...
View ArticleFlint residents allowed to sue EPA over lead water crisis, judge rules
by E.A. Crunden/ Think Progress Residents of Flint, Michigan, can sue the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over its handling of the city’s drinking water crisis, which has been ongoing for five...
View ArticleOcean winds, wave heights have increased around the world
by Mongabay An analysis of 33 years’ worth of data finds that ocean winds and wave heights are becoming more extreme worldwide, with the Southern Ocean seeing the largest increases. In order to...
View ArticleTwo-Thirds of World’s Longest Rivers Choked by Mankind: Study
from Al Jazeera Only a third of longest rivers flow freely, with dams, reservoirs and power projects damaging biodiversity, study says. The international team looked at the connectivity of 12 million...
View ArticleFROM COLONIZATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE: NUNATUKAVUT INUIT DEFEND THE LAND
by Julie Mollins/ Intercontinental Cry When unfamiliar striped bass invaded rivers and streams in the territory of the NunatuKavut Inuit in Labrador, the community wondered whether climate change was...
View ArticleMass die-offs of puffins in Alaska may be linked to climate change
by Shreya Dasgupta/Mongabay Tufted puffin on St. Paul Island, Alaska. Image by Alan D. Wilson via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0). Between October 2016 and January 2017, the carcasses of hundreds of...
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