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Protesters Block Workers From Dakota Pipeline Site

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is expected to make a decision on the controversial project in coming days.
By Gina Cherelus, Reuters

Dozens Of Dakota Pipeline Protesters Arrested As Decision Looms

The government is expected to make a decision on the controversial project near tribal lands.
By Reuters

Meet The Young People Who Are Standing Up Against The Dakota Access Pipeline

“We are all water warriors from all different tribes, all different bands, here for this cause of supporting the water.”
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Kicking Off Native American Heritage Month With A Chat About #DAPL

Native American Heritage Month should be a time to celebrate the indigenous people of America but instead we have to face other realities: Native Americans are disproportionately affected by police brutality, and they've spent the last several weeks at the #DAPL protest at Standing Rock, North Dakota.
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The Human Right To Water At Standing Rock

The construction of the pipeline would violate the human right to water, the right of Indigenous peoples to practice their cultural traditions, and several federal statutes.
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Meet The Young People Standing Up Against The Dakota Access Pipeline

Meet some of the teenagers and 20-somethings who left their lives around the U.S. to join the #NoDAPL movement in Standing Rock.
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Dakota Access Pipeline Construction Allowed To Resume Near Tribe

The Standing Rock Sioux fear the project will taint drinking water and destroy sacred ground.
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