After months of pushback from local Native and Latinx environmentalists, the Comanche Trail and Trans-Pecos pipelines are in service. 

Authorities are clearing out the Oceti Sakowin Camp, though water protectors remain. What does the end of the largest camp mean for the movement?

People living more than 50 miles away felt it happen.

Cheyenne River Sioux organizer Joye Braun: ”Attacks on our lands, sovereignty and health must stop.”

Destiny Willcuts is only 16, but she’s already protected water at Standing Rock, North Dakota. Now, she’s in Texas.

This explosion follows the controversy surrounding two pipelines currently being built in the state.