Native tribes, landowners, environmental activists trying to stop pipeline that rivals Keystone XL in length
By Andrea Germanos, staff writer for Common Dreams. Published 8-12-2016
![Sioux youth from the Standing Rock Indian Reservation in North Dakota rallied with supporters in Union Square [in New York] after running 2,000 miles across the United States to protest the proposed Dakota Access Pipeline. (Photo and caption: Joe Catron/flickr/cc))](http://occupyworldwrites.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/miniwiconi-a.jpg)
Sioux youth from the Standing Rock Indian Reservation in North Dakota rallied with supporters in Union Square [in New York] after running 2,000 miles across the United States to protest the proposed Dakota Access Pipeline. (Photo and caption: Joe Catron/flickr/cc))
“They’re trying to lay a pipe across our water. They’re trying to poison our future,” said one of the people taking part in the action.
YouTube user UrbanNativeEra posted this video of the event: Continue reading
