Protests are taking place in the US, Europe, Japan and New Zealand over the $3.8bn Dakota Access Pipeline, which the Standing Rock Sioux tribe claims threatens their water supply and cultural heritage.
Leaders of the Standing Rock Sioux say the pipeline, a project of the Texas-based corporation Energy Transfer Partners, threatens the water supply and cultural heritage and would destroy sacred lands.
The case stems from a 3 September report when Goodman traveled to the Native American-led protest against a controversial $3.8bn oil pipeline that the Standing Rock Sioux tribe says is threatening its water supply and cultural heritage.
The protests were part of events around the world opposing the pipeline, a $3.8bn£2.87bnbn) oil project in North Dakota that the Standing Rock Sioux tribe says will threaten their water supply and cultural heritage.
There were increasingly tense clashes between police and demonstrators against the Dakota access pipeline, which the Standing Rock Sioux tribe says is a threat to its water supply and cultural heritage.
Particular attention to the environment is also necessary, due to water supply and natural heritage zones, as well as nearby agricultural production.
The prince asked the then culture secretary Tessa Jowell to bend the rules and supply funding to overseas heritage projects, including the Antarctic huts used by Scott and Shackleton on their great expedition in the early 20th century.
They say the project threatens the local water supply and risks destroying cultural heritage.
A federal judge has denied an attempt to halt construction of a controversial $3.8bn oil pipeline that has been fiercely opposed by a Native American tribe that claims the project threatens its water supply and risks destroying cultural heritage.
The tribe and other environmental and indigenous rights' activists have argued that the planned $3.7bn oil pipeline, which would transport fracked crude from North Dakota to a refinery near Chicago, poses a major threat to the local water supply and to the cultural heritage of the Native Americans.
