MAIN Coalition Members and Advisors Release Statement on Administration’s Decision Not to Issue Final Easement

Following the Obama Administration’s decision to not grant an easement for the Dakota Access Pipeline at Lake Oahe, MAIN Coalition members and advisors issued the following statements: Coalition Advisors Ret. Major General James “Spider” Marks “Today’s decision by the Obama Administration to deny the easement for the Dakota Access Pipeline is a politically motivated action with a…

DAPL Supporters Stress Risks to Public Health, Safety if Protests Continue

There are presently around 3,000 protesters occupying six camps near where the Dakota Access Pipeline will cross the Missouri River. As the seasons change, some have opted to go home, but others have stayed and are beginning to construct shelters in preparation for winter. It’s a sign that they intend to wait out the winter….

Former PHMSA Administrator Discredits Activist-Funded Study on Dakota Access

The former head of the federal government’s top pipeline safety watchdog is challenging the findings of recent analysis of the Dakota Access Pipeline authored by pay-for-play consultant Richard Kuprewicz and funded by Earthjustice. Brigham McCown, a former head of the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) and current advisor to…

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