Forbes -
27 Nov 2016 03:52

Activists of the Dakota Access Pipeline say they will deny a federal order to leave the land they are protesting on. The $3.8 billion pipeline is earmarked to transport 470,000 barrels per day of crude from Bakken oil fields to refineries and markets in the Midwest, East Coast and Gulf Coast. But there's a wrinkle for Donald Trump. The president-elect has holdings in the pipeline and will likely be forced to make a decision over it's fate after he becomes president in January.
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