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The Wrap: Boosting equity - Vimarsana News

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Keystone XL Is Dead. Now Kill Line 3 and the Dakota Access Pipeline. - Vimarsana News

Keystone XL Is Dead. Now Kill Line 3 and the Dakota Access Pipeline.

To make good on his promise to Native nations, President Biden should act against other pipelines, too.

Small protest camp waits out removal of Keystone XL pipeline - Vimarsana News

Small protest camp waits out removal of Keystone XL pipeline

Small protest camp waits out removal of Keystone XL pipeline ARIELLE ZIONTS, Rapid City Journal April 4, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) — A small protest camp on the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation plans to remain in place until the criminal cases against two of its members are finished and all infrastructure related to the Keystone XL Pipeline is removed. “The camp will remain until we confirm all KXL construction sites have been shut down and the pipes removed,” Oscar High Elk, founder of Roots Camp, told the Journal. High Elk and camp member Jasilyn Charger are fac...

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South Dakota governor, congressmen criticize Keystone decision - Vimarsana News

South Dakota governor, congressmen criticize Keystone decision

Their comments highlight mixed reactions in the state to President Joe Biden’s move to halt the pipeline project

South Dakotans show mixed reactions to halting oil pipeline - Vimarsana News

South Dakotans show mixed reactions to halting oil pipeline

Gov. Kristi Noem and South Dakota’s congressional delegation are criticizing President Joe Biden’s decision to cancel a permit needed to build the Keystone XL pipeline while a coalition of Indigenous people, environmental activists and some rural landowners are celebrating.