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Pipeline protesters face inevitable
With approvals granted, the fight for those against the Dakota Access pipeline shifts to the courts.
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Trump seeks to revive oil pipelines
Donald Trump took steps to advance construction of the controversial Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipelines.
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Firm builds Armageddon-proof bunkers
Doomsday company Vivos, is preparing its 5000-person Armageddon-resistant community in South Dakota with 585 bunkers.
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Tribe speaks out on Dakota oil pipeline
COMMENT: The Dakota Access oil pipeline was only moved to the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation when another city's regulators expressed concern over contamination.
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Watch: Kiwi's haka to Dakota protesters
A Kiwi man performed a haka for Native Americans protesting against the proposed, and controversial, oil pipeline in North Dakota.
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Riding like the wind in South Dakota's Black Hills
Britt Basel makes good on a long-held promise to visit Sturgis' annual motorcycle rally with her father.
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Across the USA - are we there yet?
Getting a family of five across the US by car is no mean feat, finds Danielle Murray.
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South Dakota: Strangers welcome in Deadwood
New Zealanders wanting to see where the television series Deadwood originated will find a beautiful, gracious, law-abiding town, where tourism, rather than the six-shooter, reigns supreme.