North Dakota lawmakers say Army will proceed with Dakota Access approval
The on-again, off-again Dakota Access pipeline appears to be on again. Sen. John Hoeven, North Dakota Republican, said Tuesday that...
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So Far, 2017 Sees Fewest Tropical Storms In Six Decades
There was only one named tropical storm anywhere in the world throughout January, 2017, the lowest number in nearly six decades. Globally,...
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Dems Urge Congress To Postpone Trump’s EPA Pick Despite Lengthy Grilling
Sen Tom Carper A Delaware senator urged his Democratic colleagues to postpone President Donald Trump's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) pick...
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Judge tosses out ‘defense of planet’ in climate activist’s trial
Northwest activists arrested after sabotaging oil pipelines A Washington-state judge has left climate activists steaming after he ruled the 'necessity...
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North Dakota wants hired pipeline protesters to pay state income taxes
After spending more than $22 million on the Dakota Access pipeline protest, North Dakota wants to make sure any paid...
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