the world's largest oil company.The second act requires the Army Engineering Battalion to review and approve the Dakota Access pipeline construction plan as soon as possible. This second pipeline network will carry fracking oil from the Bakken shale, a rich oil-rich rock formation in northwestern North Dakota, to Illinois in the Midwest, crossing the Sioux Standing Rock indigenous land, and Passing beneath the Missouri River, the tribes' only source of water. The project was tied for by Indians and environmentalists, who camped in front of the building to prevent construction and were violently repressed by police. Construction was suspended in December."More people have told the government about Dakota Access and the Keystone XL than about any other project in history," said Bill McKibben, founder of 350.org, according to Democrats' website Think Progress. He promised more protests. "Climate scientists and Nobel laureates have often explained why the projects were stupid and immoral. In one of his first acts as president, Donald Trump ignores all this in his quest to serve the oil industry. "But the American press reported on Tuesday that there was someone else whom Trump seems to want to serve with the releases: his own pocketbook and some of his assistants.According to presidential campaign billing, Trump has personally invested between $ 500,000 and $ 1 million in shares of ETP (Energy Transfer Partners), the company responsible for building the Dakota pipeline, which were sold at the end of 2016 , And has between $ 250,000 and $ 500 billion at Phillips 66, which is expected to have 25% of the full project. It is not yet known if these actions were sold by the current president. ETP chief executive Kelcy Warren has donated more than $ 100,000 for the Trump campaign and an additional $ 66,800 for the Republican party after Trump became the group's official candidate.Trump's Energy Secretary Rick Perry was among ETP's chief stockholders by December 31, 2016. The previous year, the current secretary and former governor of Texas, would have received $ 236,820 according to records from company. President of the oil company Continental Resources, dubbed "King of Fracking" Harold Hamm, is one of Trump's advisers and would have his product transported by Dakota Access. John Paulson, another advisor, and heavy investor in the gas and oil industry, especially in the Bakken shale extraction."The apprentice of climate chaos has staged a show of violation of indigenous rights, murder of environmental licensing and the pushing of planet Earth even closer to environmental catastrophes," said 350.org Latin American director Nicole Oliveira in Allusion to Trump's old TV show, The Apprentice. "The start of the season shows that the next few episodes will be more and more 'fossils'. It is a clear sign of a shift in US energy policy that emphasizes and perpetuates dependence on hydrocarbons. May this reality show not be replicated in Brazil and Latin America. "Published by Climate Observatory on January 24, 2017(Until the next Friday, February 3, 2017)Adilsonmikami Meioambiente* visit our Facebook page / visite a nossa pagina no FacebookMUDANCAS CLIMATICAS (359)Trump derruba veto a oleodutos