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Indigenous nonprofit that protects the sacredness of Mother Earth from contamination and exploitation
🚨Your Voice is Needed to Protect Pipestone! 📢
Please Stand with us and preserve our sacred sites from the potential harm of the Magellan/OneOK Reroute Pipeline Project.
Information to Submit Comments: Docket No. IP-7109/PPL-23-109
Comment Period:
Initial comment period closes June 22, 2026, at 4:30 p.m.
Reply comment period closes July 6, 2026, at 4:30 p.m.
Supplemental comment period closes July 13, 2026, at 4:30 p.m.
⚡️Submit Comments:
📩Online: https://mn.gov/puc/consumers/public-comments
Email: [email protected]
✉️U.S. Mail:
Consumer Affairs Office
Minnesota Public Utilities Commission
121 7th Place East, Suite 350
St. Paul, MN 55101
At the Just Transition Alliance Press Conference during SB64 in Nairobi, Tom Goldtooth ED of the Indigenous Environmental Network and co-founder of the Just Transition Alliance, delivered a powerful statement on what a true Just Transition must look like for Indigenous Peoples worldwide.
Tom breaks down why Self-Determination, Free Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC), and the protection of Indigenous territories are not negotiable add-ons to climate policy, they are the foundation. He calls out the ongoing threats of colonialism, extractivism, and the commodification of nature, while pointing to the road ahead toward COP31 and the critical work of implementing the agreements already made under the Just Transition Work Programme.
Full statement on YouTube
At the Just Transition Alliance Press Conference during SB64 in Bonn, Germany (June 13, 2026), Tom Goldtooth ED of the Indigenous Environmental Network and co-founder of the Just Transition Alliance, delivered a powerful statement on what a true Just Transition must look like for Indigenous Peoples worldwide.
Tom breaks down why Self-Determination, Free Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC), and the protection of Indigenous territories are not negotiable add-ons to climate policy, they are the foundation. He calls out the ongoing threats of colonialism, extractivism, and the commodification of nature, while pointing to the road ahead toward COP31 and the critical work of implementing the agreements already made under the Just Transition Work Programme.
Learn more & take action: ienearth.org
🚨Your Voice is Needed to Protect Pipestone! 📢
Please Stand with us and preserve our sacred sites from the potential harm of the Magellan/OneOK Reroute Pipeline Project.
Information to Submit Comments: Docket No. IP-7109/PPL-23-109
Comment Period:
Initial comment period closes June 22, 2026, at 4:30 p.m.
Reply comment period closes July 6, 2026, at 4:30 p.m.
Supplemental comment period closes July 13, 2026, at 4:30 p.m.
⚡️Submit Comments:
📩Online: https://mn.gov/puc/consumers/public-comments
Email: [email protected]
✉️U.S. Mail:
Consumer Affairs Office
Minnesota Public Utilities Commission
121 7th Place East, Suite 350
St. Paul, MN 55101
06/15/2026
On Saturday July 18th, the Red Water Pond Road Community will be hosting their annual commemoration of the spill to fight to heal our Diné and Mother Earth and restore the Hozho’. See you there!
On July 16, 1979, an earthen dam that held liquid uranium waste broke, releasing 1,000 tons of solid radioactive mill waste and more than 90 million gallons of acidic and radioactive liquids into the Rio Puerco. The contaminants flowed downstream through Gallup, NM and across nine Navajo chapters. Several days after the spill, United Nuclear Corporation sent a handful of people out with shovels and buckets in an attempt to remediate the mess. To this day there has been no reclamation, no study to see how far the contamination went and its impacts on local water systems and people’s health. United Nuclear Corporation has not been held accountable for the spill. This was the largest radioactive accident in US history.
On Saturday July 18th, the Red Water Pond Road Community will be hosting their annual commemoration of the spill to fight to heal our Diné and Mother Earth and restore the Hozho’. See you there!
As Enbridge and contractors continue work along the reroute community members have been monitoring what's going on. Below you can see the cleared right of way and trees in piles on the ground
For Lakota people, our stories have "...institutionalized The čhaŋnúŋpa as our primary tool for connection to creation and creator..." Indigenous Peoples across Turtle Island rely on Pipestone for their own spiritual practices. The Magellan pipeline from ONEOK not only threatens our sacred quarries, but our very relationship to Creator. The project is taking public comments NOW, make sure your concerns are heard! Email your comments to [email protected], (DOCKET 23-109)
Speaking on Native Roots Radio, Mark Tilsen brings attention to the Magellan Pipeline by ONEOK, which is threatening the National Pipestone Monument; a unique and Sacred formation which has been 1 billion years in the making. The project is taking public comments NOW, make sure your concerns are heard! Email your comments to [email protected], (DOCKET 23-109)
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