CLEAN : Native Americans united by oil pipeline fight

The transcript discusses the speaker's determination to fight for their people and land, highlighting the environmental threats posed by pipelines near the Cannonball River. It also addresses the broader impact of corporations on indigenous lands, emphasizing the loss of resources like water, timber, and minerals.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the land?

• The land is not fertile enough.

• There is no interest in the land.

• Outsiders are exploiting the land.

• The land is too expensive to maintain.

Which river is mentioned as being significant to the tribe?

• Amazon River

• Cannonball River

• Mississippi River

• Nile River

What is the potential risk associated with the pipelines?

• They are too expensive to maintain.

• They might cause air pollution.

• They might block the river flow.

• They could break and contaminate water.

What resources are mentioned as being taken by corporations?

• Land and livestock

• Oil and gas

• Water, timber, and minerals

• Gold and silver

How do the speaker's people feel about the corporate invasion?

• They feel pain and misery.

• They are indifferent.

• They are hopeful.

• They feel empowered.