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Pipeline company response to settlement offer not disclosed

August 25, 2017, 10:44am Nation & World

The company that built the Dakota Access pipeline has responded to an offer by North Dakota regulators to settle state allegations that it improperly reported the discovery of American Indian artifacts during construction. Read story

EFSEC Chairman Bill Lynch listens to testimony Tuesday during a hearing on the oil terminal in Vancouver.

EFSEC chairman cites tension with AG’s office

EFSEC Chairman Bill Lynch listens to testimony Tuesday during a hearing on the oil terminal in Vancouver.

August 23, 2017, 7:48pm Business

At a time when the Washington state Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council is set to release a decision on the controversial oil terminal planned for Vancouver, the agency will soon be without a leader. Read story

The Portland Raging Grannies, a social activist group, sing their testimony against the Vancouver Energy oil terminal at an Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council hearing Tuesday at Clark College at Columbia Tech Center.

Oil terminal foes say it with song

The Portland Raging Grannies, a social activist group, sing their testimony against the Vancouver Energy oil terminal at an Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council hearing Tuesday at Clark College at Columbia Tech Center.

August 22, 2017, 9:04pm Business

During the four years people have been arguing over the controversial Vancouver Energy oil terminal in public meetings they’ve never resorted to singing and shouting — until Tuesday. Read story

Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council members Bill Lynch, left, and Cullen Stephenson, right, listen as Ryan Rittenhouse of Friends of the Columbia Gorge speaks at Clark College during a permit hearing last November.

EFSEC grants oil terminal extension as council chair announces resignation

Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council members Bill Lynch, left, and Cullen Stephenson, right, listen as Ryan Rittenhouse of Friends of the Columbia Gorge speaks at Clark College during a permit hearing last November.

August 16, 2017, 4:29pm Business

State officials have again pushed back the decision deadline for the Vancouver Energy rail-to-marine oil terminal proposed for the Port of Vancouver. Read story

Company wants Dakota Access security complaint dismissed

August 15, 2017, 9:36am Business

A North Carolina-based company that says it was a management consultant for the disputed Dakota Access oil pipeline is asking a judge to dismiss a complaint alleging it illegally provided security services in North Dakota. Read story

742 gallons of oil dripped into Snake River near Kahlotus

August 9, 2017, 8:50am Business

An estimated 742 gallons of oil have leaked into the Snake River at Lower Monumental Dam near Kahlotus, the Army Corps said Tuesday. Read story

People opposed to the Vancouver Energy oil terminal project rally at a hearing in Vancouver in January 2016. On Monday, the Astoria (Ore.) City Council unanimously passed a resolution that specifically cited the proposed Tesoro Corp. and Savage Cos. terminal as a reason to oppose any proposed oil-by-rail projects along the Columbia River.

Astoria, Ore., opposes proposed Vancouver oil terminal

People opposed to the Vancouver Energy oil terminal project rally at a hearing in Vancouver in January 2016. On Monday, the Astoria (Ore.) City Council unanimously passed a resolution that specifically cited the proposed Tesoro Corp. and Savage Cos. terminal as a reason to oppose any proposed oil-by-rail projects along the Columbia River.

August 8, 2017, 8:45pm Business

Astoria, Ore., has added itself to the list of cities opposed to the Vancouver Energy oil terminal. Read story

Anti-fossil fuel protesters block BNSF Railway tracks in Vancouver to demonstrate against the Vancouver Energy oil terminal around noon on Monday.

Two arrested at oil terminal protest in west Vancouver

Anti-fossil fuel protesters block BNSF Railway tracks in Vancouver to demonstrate against the Vancouver Energy oil terminal around noon on Monday.

August 7, 2017, 8:09pm Clark County News

Two men protesting the proposed Vancouver Energy oil terminal were arrested during a demonstration Monday that blocked BSNF Railway tracks in west Vancouver. Read story

Tribes fight trade groups’ intervention in pipeline dispute

July 26, 2017, 5:17pm Nation & World

American Indian tribes trying to shut down the Dakota Access oil pipeline are objecting to the possible intervention of national energy and manufacturing trade groups in the legal dispute. Read story

Voters to decide if Spokane should fine coal, oil shipments

July 25, 2017, 10:28am Business

Voters in Spokane will decide in November whether the city should fine railroad operators for certain coal and crude oil rail shipments through its downtown core. Read story