Yesterday, demonstrators supporting the Standing Rock sioux tribe faced off with private Security Officers from dallasbased Energy Transfer partners. They are the ones who are building the pipeline. And protestors say they are worried that the massive pipeline, which is slated to run throughout four states could upset the reservations sacred sites and also taint the lands drinking water. Marcy jones as more on the history of the pipeline and local reaction. Thats right, this is something thats been argued over for years, but once the u. S. Army corps of engineers granted the permit to build the pipeline, several hundred protestors forced construction to halt. Now its up to a judge to make the final decision. Russell beget, president of Navajo Nation says the fight against the pipeline is bigger than just the tribe. They were making the stand not just for the tribe, not just for other tribes that are in the area, but for people that live reporter he says even people who dont live near t
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