Company asks pipeline protesters to leave North Dakota land

The developer of the Dakota Access oil pipeline said Tuesday that the dozens of protesters who have camped on company-owned land since the weekend are trespassing and that "lawless behavior will not be tolerated." Texas-based Energy Transfer Partners said in a statement that it wants all protesters to vacate its land in North Dakota immediately. "Alternatively and ...

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Company asks pipeline protesters to leave North Dakota land

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