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My thoughts on the Dakota Piplines being built

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My thoughts on the Dakota Piplines being built

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I am against the Dakota Piplines being bulit because they can cause a risk to Standing Rock Sioux tribe water source. Their water sources could get contiminated because i read that the reason they  switched routes is because they didnt want to poetentially contiminate the capitols drinking water. If they thought that the capitols water could poetentially get contiminated then that means they dont trust the piplines 100 percent cause they feel like they could break or burst at anytime. They rather put the tribe in harm rather than the capitol which makes no sense to me because they should have the same feelings toward the tribes like they do the capitol. My second reasoning is that the piplines are being built on sacred land and i just don't agree with that at all. I read in a article that the piplines have already been damaging sacred spots and has also been damaging significant cultural areas. My last and final reason for why i think the piplines are a bad idea is because it will make climate change worse. It will worsen climate change by pumping oil and other things into the daily markets. The article i read says,"The extracted oil, once processed, transported, and burned, would release 101.4 million metric tons of CO2 each year." If the piplines are suppose to be helping us than why cn it do this much damage in a community. we shuldn't be building piplines to make things worst we need them to make things better.

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What were the issues that motivated youth groups to take action? Why were these issues important?What opportunities and challenges come with using social media as a platform for taking action?

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What were the issues that motivated youth groups to take action? Why were these issues important?What opportunities and challenges come with using social media as a platform for taking action?

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Jasilyn Charger started the youth group movements and her motivaion cam from the suicides that she had to deal with such as two of her friends. So chager started to help out the communinty by starting this group they raised money to go on trips and for basketball tournemnts, but charger saw this pipline protest and turned more political and joined the protest. Some good opportunities for using social media as a platform to take action is that it is a more cheap and effective way to raise awerness and its also way faster to communicate online with everyone. Some challenges when using social media is that your social media accounts are public so you may recieve negative feedback from others. Another challenge when using social media is that you have to remeber to update your page and make sure you reply to most comments.

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What might account for such differing views on construction of the pipeline?

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What might account for such differing views on construction of the pipeline?

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People have their different views of the piplines because some believe that they will help us move oil and other things safely from one area to another. Others don't support the piplines because they feel as if the piplines could easily break and poison their drinking water or cause climate change.

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 What are some actual/potential benefits of the pipeline? How about actual/potential drawbacks?(Think outside of just the 2 main groups)?

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 What are some actual/potential benefits of the pipeline? How about actual/potential drawbacks?(Think outside of just the 2 main groups)?

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Some potential of the pipline is that there wont be as many trains, cars, and trucks out in the road carrying all of thise materials. Another potential is that it could eventually lower prices for gas and fuel and there would be an economic growth. Some drawbacks are that the pipline could break and poison the water and it will change the climate by pumping oil all the time. Also another con is that the pipline is being bulit on sacred land.

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Through what countries, states and tribal lands would it cross? Identify the stakeholders on either side and summarize their arguments.

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Through what countries, states and tribal lands would it cross? Identify the stakeholders on either side and summarize their arguments.

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It starts in Stanely, North Dakota and travels in a southeastern to end at the oil tank farm near Patoka, Illinois. The stakeholders just want to eliminate  the number of trains, cars and trucks on the road that have to transport all of those goods on a daily. They just want to make the  safest advanced piplines for  everyone around the world.

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Background summary of issue(What is the pipeline, Who is protesting)?

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Background summary of issue(What is the pipeline, Who is protesting)?

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A long pipe that is underground that transfers oil,gas,etc. over long distances. The native people were protesting the piplines because they didnt like the idea of the pipelines being built on their land and they felt that they were not safe and could bust at anytime and they wanted to protect their water.