Update: Dakota Access Pipeline Threat

On the 9th of September, a federal judge denied the tribe’s request to halt construction on the 1,170-mile pipeline.

Shortly after the decision has been known, the Obama administration countered by saying it would not authorize construction on a critical stretch of the Dakota Access pipeline. At least, for now. The administration said construction would halt until it can do more environmental assessments. Which means the fight for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe is not over. They need to continue so that this decision can be permanent. And we need to continue to support them!

Source: BREAKING NEWS:Obama administration steps In to stop ND pipeline construction

There is an event planed on Tuesday, September 13th. People around the country will take part in a day of action in solidarity with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe against the Dakota Access Pipeline. They are urging President Obama to instruct the Army Corps of Engineers to revoke the permits for the construction of the pipeline.

If you can, join. The more join, the better.

There is a page for the event on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/336913836658578/