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Official Felt Intimidated At Meeting With South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, Daughter

The former director of a South Dakota appraiser agency testified Tuesday that she felt “very nervous and quite frankly intimidated” meeting with the governor over her daughter's real estate license.
By Stephen Groves, AP

Water Is Life At Standing Rock: Students Respond To DAPL

Where does the struggle to stop DAPL stand now? Students have answers.
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Standing Rock's Pipeline Fight Brought Hope, Then More Misery

The losing fight over the Dakota Access Pipeline has brought into high relief the dire living conditions of the Standing Rock Sioux and other Native Americans.
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Native American Groups Take Oil Pipeline Protests To White House

The Dakota Access Pipeline is being installed now, after Trump signed an executive order last month.
By Valerie Volcovici, Reuters

For These Water Protectors, Stopping DAPL Is Just The Beginning

These water protectors want to do more than just stop the pipeline threatening their own land, because they understand that, "We have alternatives to oil, no question. We do not have any alternatives to water."
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