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I Stand with Standing Rock

Posted by Md Uddin in Environmental Science · Aziz · D on Monday, November 28, 2016 at 9:03 pm

#NoDAPL-​ https://www.facebook.com/search/str/%23NoDAPL/keywords_top 
#NoDAPL- https://twitter.com/search?q=%23NoDAPL&src=tyah&lang=en 

  1. How are people using social media to fight for social justice in this particular situation?

    1. People are using social media to protest with words, sharing photos, writing articles and creating videos to make others understand the situation with graphic content.

  2. Research hashtags people have been using?

    1. The hashtags are that being use for protest for Dakota Access Pipeline are #NoDAPL, #NorthDakota, #DAPL, #DakotaAccessPipeline, #StandingRock, #StandWithStandingRock, #HonorTheTreaties, #STOPDAPL, #SacredWater, and #RezpectOurWater.

  3. How effective are these methods of action?

    1. I believe these methods of action is very effective because their are more than few social media that people are using to spread words and stop the people who trying to run a oil pipeline in north Dakota, for example Facebook has almost 1.60 billion user, Instagram has 500 million user and twitter has 320 million user. I believe that our president “Barack Obama” will do something before his time over in officer.

  4. What is environmental justice and role does social media play in fight environmental justice?

    1. The environmental justice is the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people regardless of race, color, national origin, or income with respect to the development, implementation, and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations, and policies. The role that social media play in fighting for environmental justice is that helping create more attraction to the topic, involving more people in the situation of North Dakota pipeline, which give others benefits of joining over the social media to let their friends and family knows about it too, and create this protest strong how people care about river that only one with not poised by human.

  5. What do you think can improve the strategy?

    1. I think that strategy that can improve is people keep protesting until they stop the North Dakota pipeline and we need help from our president because all millionaire and billionaire care about make money and in North Dakota river that are the only river that has types of oil or any others stuff has been added to to water.



PART 2:


  1. Summarize and write your opinion to the article?

    1. This article “The largest bank in Norway, DNB, has sold its assets in the companies behind the $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline, and it’s considering whether to terminate three separate loans the bank has made to finance the project. The sold assets were worth $3 million. The loans under consideration finance up to 10 percent of the pipeline’s construction. Norway’s DNB is not connected to DNB First, which is based in Pennsylvania and is not involved in the Dakota Access pipeline.”

  2. Seeing as that a big shot foreign company just divested from DAPL, what would you like to tell the American people to do? How can the American people and government create an environmentally just America? Be specific and explain why your suggestion is helpful in creating a just society?

    1. I would like to tell all my fellas American people to stand with people of North Dakota Pipeline Protest because they are trying to make money, and we are trying to live healthier life and we are trying to save this river from getting poised one day for oil spill, American people can stand together and protest however they can to save the river from get access to the pipeline and government can help us by stopping this “DAPL” thing. This will prevent us from getting bad water from the river, it will help us having a only river that doesn’t have oil pipeline run in America and it will help us from getting any types of health problems.


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  1. This article is about North Dakota Pipeline that people are protesting against the oil pipeline and that the only river that doesn't have oil pipeline and people are counting about getting safe and clean water, they are think about what if the pipeline broke down some day it´s gonna spill all the oil and mixed it up with water and then people of Dakota will have no clean water, this protesting against the pipeline because they don't to get bad water they want to keep the water clean as it is. My reaction to this article is that is it a good things that they want to save only river that has not been puted oil pipeline and keep it like that, It's a good things to keep our river clean for clean water and keep our life from getting sick and stuff. Philadelphia people are involved with North Dakota Pipeline issue is that people from Philadelphia helping to North Dakota people love and support and standing against oil pipeline. We are give our taxpayer money to do stuff that necessary for our county but instead of improving they are trying to waste money and create more problem to the public for example if they run a oil pipeline between North Dakota river it will cause broken oil pipeline which will be no longer clean water for people to drink, So I want to send a message to families and friend to protest against this oil pipeline.

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I Stand with Standing Rock and so Should we ALL!

Posted by Ethan Berlenbach in Environmental Science · Aziz · D on Monday, November 28, 2016 at 2:30 pm

#NoDAPL - https://twitter.com/Fusion/status/803171602540019712

#DakotaAccessPipeline -https://twitter.com/zipadeedoodles/status/801825443389308928?lang=en


About 2 weeks ago police used rubber bullets, tear gas, and water in cold temperatures to deter protesters. The police say they used water to put out fires but video footage proves this to not be the case. 167 people were injured. Most recently the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have told the protesters to leave by December 5th.

After reading the article “Norway's Largest Bank Sells Assets in Dakota Access Pipeline Company” I feel grateful for this foreign bank to hold morality over money. The people on the front lines protesting needed to hear some good news and I think this is some of the best good news they have gotten in a while. The article talks about how the largest Norwegian bank has severed its ties with the pipeline and could even revoke the funds it lent the project. As for what the American people should do now, we should continue to oppose the creation of this pipeline. Just because one group has stopped funding this project does not mean we can stop. We must continue to protest this until it is cancelled. We must put more funding into recyclable energy, such as solar and wind power. The more we rely on oil the more and more situations such as DAPL will pop up.  


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Standing with Standing Rock.

Posted by Mikayla Brailsford in Environmental Science · Aziz · D on Sunday, November 27, 2016 at 10:21 pm

  1. The Dakota Access Pipeline is a proposed underground oil pipeline, which spans for over 1,134 miles. The Dakota Access Pipeline is controversial because people don’t believe it’s necessary and it can harm the environment. Native Americans have opposed the pipeline, including but not limited to the Meskwaki and Sioux nations. The Dakota Access Pipeline has plans to go through the Standing Rock Indian Reservation. Standing Rock Indian Reservation is a Hunkpapa, Lakota and Yanktonai Dakota Native American Reservation. Standing Rock Indian Reservation is a sacred/religious ground for these Native Americans, and if the pipeline is built, it would destroy sites, and items of spiritual significance.

    1. Social Media has people fighting for social justice by creating Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat pages to educate people about the Dakota Access Pipeline, changing their names on Twitter to reflect their stance on the DAPL by changing their names to #NoDAPL, sharing videos to educate their followers, and friends; as well as sharing a petition.

    2. Some of the hashtags people have been using in regards to the Dakota Access Pipeline are #NoDAPL, #NorthDakota, #DAPL, #DakotaAccessPipeline, #StandingRock, #StandWithStandingRock, #HonorTheTreaties, #STOPDAPL, #SacredWater, and #RezpectOurWater.

    3. I believe that Social Media is an effective form of fighting for Social Justice, because the social media sites people are using have huge amounts of users. Twitter has over 320 million users, while Instagram has over 500 million, Facebook has over 1.59 billion, and Snapchat has over 100 million users. These are the biggest social media sites that people can be found using every day. President-Elect Donald Trump is a frequent Twitter user, and so if #NoDAPL, or #DAPL is trending, he could see it along with the petitions, and could intervene in the situation.

    4. Environmental Justice is the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people regardless of race, color, national origin, or income with respect to the development, implementation, and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations, and policies, according to Wikipedia. When you think of the role that social media plays in environmental justice, let’s take it a step back and think about the role social media plays in social justice. We can look at the “Black Lives Matter” movement. Black Lives Matter is a movement which campaigns in opposition to the innocent killings of African-Americans by police officers. The Black Lives Matter began as a simple hashtag: #BlackLivesMatter and has since grew to something so much bigger. It has lead to chapters being set up, and non-African-Americans joining in on the campaign for better treatment of colored people. Social Media plays an important part in the fight for Environmental Justice because there a certain people who get all of their news from Social Media, and they’re reading the hashtags, and seeing people who are in opposition to the Dakota Access Pipeline, will inspire them to educate themselves on the issue, as well as join the fight, and spread their knowledge onto other people.

PART II.

  1. The article “Norway’s Largest Bank Sells Assets in Dakota Access Pipeline Company”, is an article that talks about how DNB is in favor of the North Dakota Access Pipeline Company. The DNB has sold over $3.8 billion in assets to help finance the project. When I read that DNB had sold over $3.8 billion to fund the DAPL, I was disappointed because this money could have gone to bigger and better things, but it only goes to prove that people are only interested in getting a bigger payout, which seems like DNB will get that, if the DAPL is built.

    1. After reading that a huge foreign company just invested in the DAPL, I want the Americans to know that we need to fight harder, and we need to continue to spread the word about the DAPL, and what it will do to the religious grounds in North and South Dakota. If we continue to educate people on the negative effects of the DAPL by using social media, and protesting, we will see powerful companies such as Fortune 500 companies, and organizations such as the NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, etc. stand up and donate money, time to protest, etc.


CITATIONS.



"Dakota Access Pipeline." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, n.d. Web. 21 Nov. 2016.


"Standing Rock Indian Reservation." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, n.d. Web. 21 Nov. 2016.


"News about #NoDAPL on Twitter." News about #NoDAPL. N.p., n.d. Web. 23 Nov. 2016.



"Environmental Justice." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, n.d. Web. 21 Nov. 2016.
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