VOICED : Native Americans united by oil pipeline fight

The transcript discusses the halt of an oil pipeline construction in North Dakota due to protests led by the Sioux tribe. The tribe claims the pipeline threatens sacred burial grounds and poses environmental risks, particularly to water sources. Despite a voluntary pause by the developer, legal battles continue over the pipeline's route. The protest has united numerous Native American tribes, historically rivals, to protect their lands from corporate exploitation. The tribes are determined to stay and fight for a diversion of the pipeline to prevent further destruction.

What impact do the protesters believe the pipeline will have on their water supply?

What actions were taken by the tribe to protect their land?