Jack, sign and send the petition: Stop the Dakota Access Pipeline now.

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We’re STILL fending off the Dakota Access Pipeline.

The Dakota Access Pipeline is a dangerous violation of the sovereignty of the Oceti Sakowin and Standing Rock Sioux. It poses daily risks of toxic oil spills poisoning the Missouri River, the Standing Rock Sioux’s main water source. The impact is not limited to the Standing Rock Sioux, as the Missouri River provides water to millions more people downstream. Despite this, construction of the pipeline was exempted from the requirements of the Clean Water Act. Not to mention the potential for continued global warming emissions–the equivalent of nearly 30 coal plants, or over 21 million cars, annually.

Three years after a federal judge revoked the permit allowing for the pipeline to cross the Missouri River and ordered an environmental review, the oil still flows as it has since the pipeline began operating in 2017.

Sign and send the petition: Stop the Dakota Access Pipeline now.

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Now, with the release of the new Draft Environmental Impact Statement three years after the judge ordered the environmental review, the Army Corps of Engineers has finally opened a process for public comment. Here’s the problem: the report was written by a member of the American Petroleum Institute in a clear conflict of interest.

That is why we really need your help, Jack. You can submit a comment today to help stop this pipeline once and for all, and ensure a skewed, biased report does not dictate sovereign territory rights.

Click here to sign and send your comment demanding the Army Corps of Engineers shut down the Dakota Access Pipeline now.

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Thanks for all you do,
Erin Tulley, Daily Kos