DAKOTA ACCESS

Pipeline expansion sparks battles in 3 states

Mike Lee, E&E News reporter

Published: Thursday, November 14, 2019

Two years after it started moving oil out of North Dakota, the Dakota Access oil pipeline is asking for permission to nearly double its capacity — touching off the same environmental and regulatory concerns that led to massive protests and a presidential order blocking the project in 2016.

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