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Protesting Line 3: Indigenous sovereignty and climate justice

This observational short documentary captures several day's worth of protests against the Line 3 oil pipeline in Northern Minnesota from the summer of 2021. Water protectors of all different...

This video provides a look at the ties between Indigenous sovereignty and climate justice, with a case study of the Line 3 oil pipeline.

Jelina Liu

George Washington University

February 10, 2023
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Justice, Storyfest 2023, Water

This observational short documentary captures several day’s worth of protests against the Line 3 oil pipeline in Northern Minnesota from the summer of 2021. Water protectors of all different background came together to protest the construction by the Enbridge oil company. 

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