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Oil and water: The Line 3 debate
Dan Kraker
Fond du Lac Indian Reservation, Minn.

Line 3 construction brings complication, controversy to Fond du Lac Reservation

A woman stands next to signs and a tree.
Taysha Martineau of the Fond du Lac tribe of Ojibwe stands in a protest camp on land she helped purchase near an Enbridge Line 3 construction site in Cloquet, Minn. Martineau and other Line 3 opponents stage actions from the camp and are working to learn traditional Ojibwe ways there.
Mary Annette Pember | Indian Country Today via AP

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