The timeline for a more robust environmental review for the Dakota Access oil pipeline has been pushed back since regulators gave their initial guidance in April.
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers expects to file notice of intent for environmental impact statement within “a month or so”: Ben Schifman, lawyer representing the agency
- Notice triggers 13-month timeline for EIS to be completed
- “The timeline for further environmental review is somewhat changed since our April briefing”
- U.S. District Judge
James Boasberg is giving Army Corps 21 days to provide update on process to determine whether DAPL should be allowed to remain in ...
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