BP bought a sacred place. Now Lummi Nation is preparing again to fend off development.

LUMMI NATION — Just a week before Lummi leaders were set to recess for Christmas break, the reservation’s industrial neighbor, the state’s largest oil refiner, BP, asked for a meeting.

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