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Podcast: Richard Epstein Probes Legal Arguments in Dakota Access Pipeline Debate

October 11, 2016

Professor Richard Epstein discusses the legal and policy arguments surrounding the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s challenge to the Dakota Access Pipeline in a newly released podcast.

Epstein, a senior fellow at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution and NYU law professor, has closely followed the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s legal challenge to the Dakota Access Pipeline.

Forbes Magazine, 10/3/16, “Finish Construction On Dakota Access Now,” by Richard Epstein
Forbes Magazine, 9/14/16, “Why The DOJ Order To Shut Down Construction On The DAPL Pipeline Is Legally Indefensible,” by Richard Epstein

Over the past few months he has offered a number of popular reviews on the court proceedings, including the two above columns that appeared in Forbes Magazine.

The latest Libertarian #podcast ft. @RichardAEpstein: Native Americans And The North Dakota Pipeline Controversy https://t.co/7EaqNvC5F7 pic.twitter.com/TxiDDZX6Ng
— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) October 10, 2016

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April 5, 2017

Reflecting on the Dakota Access Pipeline and the Next Chapter for the Bakken

In 2014, North Dakota began permitting discussions for the Dakota Access Pipeline. Now, after over two years of discussion, permitting, and construction Dakota Access is nearing completion. This 1,172-mile infrastructure project was designed to transport Bakken crude oil to a hub in Patoka, Illinois. There it will be distributed for consumption by Americans across the country. This first critical pipeline infrastructure link […]

March 28, 2017

As Dakota Access Nears Completion, America Still Needs Pipeline Infrastructure

In recent weeks, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers handed down the final easement needed for the Dakota Access Pipeline to cross Lake Oahe in my home state of North Dakota. The pipeline is just days away from becoming operational. While legal battles will likely continue to be waged, court rulings to date have consistently […]

March 28, 2017

Dakota Access Oil Line Outlasts Protests, Readies for Service

In the end, the pipeline won. Dakota Access, which became a rallying point for tens of thousands of anti-fossil fuel and Native American-rights protesters, is preparing for service, a court filing on Monday showed. Now that the last segment built underneath Lake Oahe has been filled with oil, it’s only a matter of time before […]

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