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documentary filmmaker and producer
American documentary filmmaker and producer; producer of the new climate change documentary How to Let Go of the World and Love All the Things Climate Can't Change
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Deia Schlosberg
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North Dakota pipeline protests reach boiling point Native Americans and supporters from around the world are digging in against an oil pipeline near the Missouri River — despite being struck with batons, sprayed with Mace and charged with crimes. After the protesters lost a battle in court, the Obama Administration asked Energy Transfer, a Fortune 500 Company, to defer construction. But the bulldozers are coming. Sandy Tolan is there for the Los Angeles Times . Dakota Access Pipeline protesters square off against police near the Standing Rock Reservation and the pipeline route outside the little town of Saint Anthony, North Dakota Photo: Terray Sylvester/Reuters Protesters aren't the only ones being arrested, so are journalists perceived to be on their side. Deia Schlosberg, producer of a new climate-change documentary, How to Let Go of the World and Love All the Things Climate Can't Change , is facing felony charges.
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