Image: Demonstrators gather outside Trump Tower to raise awareness about climate change, environmental protection, and sustainability, in New York City on Earth Day, April 22, 2026. (Photo by Selcuk Acar/Anadolu via Getty Images)

Jessica Corbett of Common Dreams reports: “We know that if this project goes through, our land and our water are in danger. Our future is in danger,” warned Krystal Two Bulls, one of many community, conservation, and Indigenous group leaders speaking out after President Donald Trump granted a cross-border permit to what critics called “nothing more than an attempt to resurrect the unpopular Keystone XL pipeline.”

Trump’s permit for the Bridger Pipeline Expansion Project authorizes various “petroleum products, including gasoline, kerosene, diesel, and liquefied petroleum gas,” The Associated Press reported Thursday, but Bridger spokesperson Bill Salvin said the company is currently focused on crude oil—550,000 barrels of which could flow daily from Canada, through Montana, to Guernsey, Wyoming, if the pipeline is completed…”

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