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North Dakota Pipeline Protest – Indigenous Nations Unite

January 24, 2017teachik Leave a comment

(Updated 27 January 2017) The protest action against the construction of an oil pipeline from the Bakken oil fields in North Dakota to Illinois has been growing since work on it commenced in 2016. …

Source: North Dakota Pipeline Protest – Indigenous Nations Unite

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