Blockade at Bayou Bridge Pipeline in Louisiana

Breaking News -- Center for Constitutional Rights reveals State of Louisiana teamed up with Energy Transfer Partners -- Spied on Bayou Movement:

March 1, 2018, Baton Rouge, LA – Newly released documents reveal that Louisiana state intelligence officers surveilled community groups opposed to the Bayou Bridge Pipeline and that regulators used language written by Energy Transfer Partners representatives in documents related to the pipeline permitting process.

Louisiana Bucket Brigade and the Center for Constitutional Rights obtained the documents through a public records request to the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality. 

Read moe:

https://ccrjustice.org/home/press-center/press-releases/louisiana-public-officials-surveilled-anti-bayou-bridge-pipeline

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THREE PEOPLE ARRESTED AS ABOUT 50 PEOPLE PROTEST PIPELINE

ARRESTS AT BAYOU BRIDGE PIPELINE, LOUISIANA
"You can't drink oil! Water is Life!" Water Protectors chant as police move in to arrest young people who blocked construction today.  12:30 Central Time, Monday, Feb. 28, 2018

Permit process for N.M. nuclear dump site begins

Photo New Mexico already inundated with nuclear testing and waste.

By Sierra Club

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Nuclear Regulatory Commission Begins Process for New Mexico to Receive All U.S. Commercial High-Level Nuclear Waste

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission on Wednesday accepted Holtec International's application to store up to 100,000 metric tons of spent fuel rods from the more than 100 U.S. commercial nuclear reactors at a site between Carlsbad and Hobbs.

That action begins a multi-year process that will include public meetings in New Mexico, potentially in April, and quasi-legal hearings, which may occur in 2019. Holtec's application presumes that spent fuel could be stored for 120 years.

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