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http://nobakken.com/

"We are a coalition of organizations representing landowners, community members, non-profits, and interest groups united to stop the construction of the Bakken Pipeline."

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- Farmers, environmentalists, and people of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe have protested the construction of the pipeline

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map of DAPL

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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The Iowa Utilities Board is preparing an order that would allow a Texas oil pipeline company to begin construction in Iowa in areas for which it has landowner approval and permits.

Dallas-based Dakota Access LLC, which is building a 1,150-mile pipeline from North Dakota into Illinois, had asked the Iowa board for permission to begin work in areas outside the jurisdiction of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

The Corps hasn't issued permits for about 60 Iowa river crossings, wetlands or federal land where historical or environmental issues could arise. One in northwest Iowa is under review for a possible Native American burial site.

The board directed its attorney to draft an order allowing construction to begin and will review it for final approval early next week.

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Iowa board moves to allow Bakken pipeline construction to begin

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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The Iowa Utilities Board is preparing an order that would allow a Texas oil pipeline company to begin construction in Iowa in areas for which it has landowner approval and permits.

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- Air pollution
- Contamination of ground water
- Exposure to toxic chemicals
- Waste disposal
- Fracking-induced earthquakes

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-Disrupts land
-Has risk of bursting
-Would contaminate environment
-Would endanger animals and people living near it if it burst

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© John Mireles"This is what fracking looks like from the surface. The pipes leading into the well head are connected to the trucks in the background. These trucks force water mixed with proppant - sand and tiny ceramic balls that keep the cracks propped open (hence the name) so that oil can flow towards the well pipe - and chemicals down into the well at 10,000 PSI."

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Fracking causes man-made earthquakes in Oklahoma

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Fracking causes man-made earthquakes in Oklahoma