Standing Rock Sioux Pledges Support For Other Pipeline Protests
The American Indian tribe that's led opposition to the Dakota Access oil pipeline has formally pledged support for protests against pipeline projects in four states.
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The American Indian tribe that's led opposition to the Dakota Access oil pipeline has formally pledged support for protests against pipeline projects in four states.
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