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Argumentative Essay: The Destruction Of The Missouri River
The Missouri River was poisoned already from the pesticides and we were able to clean it,” he said. those are just topical compared to the oil. However, if the oil gets in the water, it will start destroying the ecosystem underneath; it’ll be dead water.” However, we protecting the water, we’re not protesters,” However, to him,and others in the camp, that the action led by Native people, that it built around their belief in nonviolence and in the spirit of prayer, is vital. to them, more than a protest.

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