Tag Archives: Energy Transfer Partners

Stopping The Bakken Pipeline – Pledge Of Resistance Now Over 800 Strong

Posted on June 29, 2016 by

Led by farmers, landowners, tribal communities, environmentalists and a dedicated legal team, we have so far prevented billionaire Kelcy Warren and Energy Transfer Partners from tearing through the heart of the best farmland in the world to build a pipeline … Continue reading →

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Feds Recommend Environmental Impact Study On Proposed Bakken Oil Pipeline

Posted on April 8, 2016 by

indigenousrising.org Federal Agencies Support Tribes, Scold Army Corps of Engineers on Bakken Pipeline Bemidji, MN – In a surprising act of solidarity with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, three federal agencies have sent formal letters to the US Army Corps … Continue reading →

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Have You Blocked A Bulldozer Today?

Posted on March 1, 2016 by

Update from Ed Fallon about the fight to stop the Bakken Pipeline. Dear Friends, I’ve always believed we could stop the Bakken Pipeline. I still believe that. As they say in the world of opera, it ain’t over til the … Continue reading →

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Schedule Of Public Meetings On Proposed Oil Pipeline In Iowa

Posted on November 25, 2014 by

Iowa Sierra Club Proposed Pipeline through Iowa Carries Risks   [Bolds and italics BFIA’s] Energy Transfer Partners (ETF), also doing business as Dakota Access, announced plans for a proposed oil pipeline that will run diagonally across Iowa, through 17 or 18 … Continue reading →

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Energy Transfer Partner’s Alarming Pipe Dreams For Iowa

Posted on September 15, 2014 by

contributed by Garry Klein On July 9, the Des Moines Register reported that a Texas-based, Fortune 500 company, Energy Transfer Partners (ETP), is planning to build a crude oil pipeline that would deliver a minimum of 320,000 barrels of oil … Continue reading →

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