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Massive Oil Spill in North Dakota Demonstrates Why DAPL Must Be Stopped
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4:48Now PlayingA massive oil spill in North Dakota—estimated to be the size of seven football fields—demonstrates exactly why the Dakota Access Pipeline must be stopped; it's a threat to the planet. However, the problem is that in spite of the obvious threat these pipelines pose to the environment, there are more major pipeline projects being planned across the country.
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These Oil Pipelines Also Threaten the Planet
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