The Indigo Girls Launch #NoDAPL Boycott to Protest Pipeline Owner Who Runs Major Folk Music Festival | Daily Digest 11/03/2016

Standing Rock Chair: Obama Could Stop the Dakota Pipeline Today & Preserve Indigenous Sacred Sites & "I Do Not Play for Oil Interests": Jackson Browne to His Biggest Fan, the Billionaire Behind #DAPL & More Not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Democracy Now! Daily Digest A Daily Independent Global News Hour with Amy Goodman & Juan González Thursday, November 3, 2016 democracynow.org Stories The Indigo Girls Launch #NoDAPL Boycott to Protest Pipeline Owner Who Runs Major Folk Music Festival Many musicians, including Emily Saliers and Amy Ray, better known as the folk duo the Indigo Girls, are now banding together to confront Energy Transfer Partners ... Read More → Standing Rock Chair: Obama Could Stop the Dakota Pipeline Today & Preserve Indigenous Sacred Sites President Obama says the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is considering rerouting the $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline, amid months of resistance ... Read More → "I Do Not Play for Oil Interests": Jackson Browne to His Biggest Fan, the Billionaire Behind #DAPL When Kelcy Warren of Energy Transfer Partners is not building pipelines, he runs a small record label that puts out folk music. In December 2013, Warren's record label, ... Read More → Who is Kelcy Warren, the Texas Billionaire and Folk Music Fanatic Behind the Dakota Access Pipeline? We turn now to look at the Texas billionaire behind the Dakota Access Pipeline: Kelcy Warren, the CEO of Energy Transfer Partners. Described by Bloomberg as ... Read More → Colonial Pipeline Crisis: It's About a Lot More Than Rising Gas Prices We end today's show looking at another pipeline. In Alabama, at least one worker has died and five have been hospitalized after a section of the Colonial pipeline ... Read More → Headlines → Obama Criticizes FBI Director Comey over Clinton Email Announcement Woman Who Accuses Trump of Raping Her at 13 Cancels News Conference Louisiana: Police Pepper-Spray Protesters Outside David Duke Senate Debate Mississippi: Black Church Burned, Vandalized with Words "Vote Trump" Amnesty Accuses Iraqi Militias Fighting ISIS of Torture Pentagon: 2 U.S. Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan Pentagon: U.S. Drone Strike in Syria Kills al-Qaeda Leader France: Authorities Force Remaining Refugees from Calais Camp Britain: Court Rules Lawmakers Have to Vote on Brexit Angela Merkel: Turkey's Crackdown on Press Freedom "Extremely Alarming" Iowa: White Man with History of Domestic Abuse Arrested for Shooting Police Officers ND: Police Attack Protectors with Tear Gas in Latest Standoff Against Pipeline Lawmakers Seek Investigation of Colonial Pipeline After Fatal Explosion GE & Baker Hughes to Merge, Creating 2nd Largest Oilfield Service Company Michigan: Nestlé Seeking to Bottle 400 Gallons/Min. of Lake Michigan Water for Free Forward this email → Donate today → Follow COLUMN Dakota Access Pipeline CEO Kelcy Warren should face the music NEW BOOK Democracy Now!: Twenty Years Covering the Movements Changing America DN! INTERNSHIPS Apply today to be a Democracy Now! intern 207 W 25th St — 11th Floor — New York, NY — 10001 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License