Stopping the pipeline, Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), that is.
Environmental Assessment left out endangered Poweshiek Skipperling
By Renee Matlock
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I am, first and foremost a mother. I am also an Environmental Engineer. I hold college degrees in Communications, Environmental Science, Engineering and Environmental Engineering. When I see my social media being flooded with outrage over a particular environmental issue, I pay attention. I, and about a dozen other, mostly Lakota, friends have spent a significant amount of time over the last few days researching, reading Environmental Assessments, investigating people and generally looking into the DAPL and going over information with the proverbial “fine-toothed comb” looking for a chink in the armor of DAPL. Earlier this evening I found “it” – the “thing” I was looking for – the “thing” that could have a federal court issuing a stop work order.