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Pipeline optimism despite setbacks

Pipeline instillation activity to ramp up despite massive oil leak.

Anthony Barich
Pipeline optimism despite setbacks

  The leak occurred roughly two and a half hours from Cannon Ball, a town close to where the protestors are braving extreme winter temperatures to oppose the 1886km-long Dakota Access Pipeline, which...

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