Local activists oppose pipeline
Protestors stand outside Wells Fargo, the bank funding the Line 3 oil Pipeline.
Photo by RACHEL SUN
A small group of local protestors are joining a national movement to oppose the Enbridge Line 3 tar sands oil pipeline, which is being constructed through northern Minnesota and wetland treaty territory that provide water and wild rice for Native Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) people.
Although the pipeline doesn’t come close to North Idaho, Helen Yost with Wild Idaho Rising Tide said she believes citizens who care about the Constitution should also care about the threat to Native American treaty rights...
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