Here is the map from that site. Helpful for understanding these events.
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I'm pretty sure this is assault...
It's time to hold these mercenaries accountable.
Morton County DA
Allen Koppy
(701) 667-3350
What does that mean..."accountable"?
This attitude against the oil industry reminds me of what happened after the Santa Barbara Union oil blow out. On a Friday the city council voted to shut down all gas stations in the city to penalize the oil industry. On Monday they realized that might not have been the best idea since they would need to drive out of town to buy gasoline.
The Department of the Army will not approve an easement that would allow the proposed Dakota Access Pipeline to cross under Lake Oahe in North Dakota, the Army's Assistant Secretary for Civil Works announced today. Jo-Ellen Darcy said she based her decision on a need to explore alternate routes for the Dakota Access Pipeline crossing.
The only violence was by the police.Violent activism wins for now I guess.
The only
The only violence was by the police.
The latest clash over the Dakota Access Pipeline, which would carry crude oil from North Dakota to Illinois along a 1,172-mile route, began Sunday evening when about 400 protesters set two trucks on fire near a bridge on Highway 1806 near Cannon Ball, N.D., according to the Morton County Sheriff’s Department.
protesters threw rocks and burning logs at the line of police, striking one officer in the head.
The fossil fuel industry works hard to prevent alternatives so we are stuck using gas.NWdiver, I would guess that everyone protesting the pipeline used gasoline to get there. I also imagine a lot of them are using fossil fuels to stay warm. If you think it's going to be easy to replace fossil fuels with wind and solar check out what's happening in Germany. They have installed a lot of renewables but are now starting to have problems with the variability of the wind and solar. In addition the cost of electricity in Germany is about 30 cents per Kwh versus about 12 cents in the US.
If you think it's going to be easy to replace fossil fuels with wind and solar check out what's happening in Germany.