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Army Corps of Engineers puts Dakota Pipeline on hold

Name: Army Corps of Engineers puts Dakota Pipeline on hold
Uploaded: 2016-12-05T13:00:12.000Z
Duration: 00:01:08
Description: The US Army Corps of Engineers told the company building a North Dakota oil pipeline that it cannot extend the project beneath a reservoir. Protesters claimed a victory, while the company building the project called the decision political.

The US Army Corps of Engineers told the company building a North Dakota oil pipeline that it cannot extend the project beneath a reservoir. Protesters claimed a victory, while the company building the project called the decision political.

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