Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Activist-against-TransCanada-Pipeline-on-her-South-Dakota-Property-27MZIFJXWRC0O.htmlConceptually similarActivist against TransCanada Pipeline on her South Dakota PropertyGP0STRLSACompleted★★★★Activist against TransCanada Pipeline on her South Dakota PropertyGP0STRLSBCompleted★★★★Activist against TransCanada Pipeline on her South Dakota PropertyGP0STRLSDCompleted★★★★★★Activist against TransCanada Pipeline on her South Dakota PropertyGP0STRLSFCompleted★★★★Activist against TransCanada Pipeline on her South Dakota PropertyGP0STRLSGCompleted★★★★Activist against TransCanada Pipeline on her South Dakota PropertyGP0STRLSHCompleted★★★★Activist against TransCanada Pipeline on her South Dakota PropertyGP0STRLSCCompleted★★★★Activist against TransCanada Pipeline on his South Dakota PropertyGP0STRLSICompleted★★★★Activist against TransCanada Pipeline on his South Dakota PropertyGP0STRLSJCompleted★★★★★★View AllGP0STRLSEActivist against TransCanada Pipeline on her South Dakota PropertyLillian Anderson poses for pictures near where the TransCanada pipeline runs through her land in Marshall County, South Dakota. A leak in the pipeline near her property was detected November 16, 2017. The pipeline leaked 210,000 gallons of crude oil onto agricultural land, one of the largest on-shore oil spills in the U.S. since 2010. The pipeline moves oil from eastern Alberta, Canada to Oklahoma and Illinois. An investigation into the cause of the leak is ongoing.Locations:Marshall County, South Dakota-South Dakota-United States of AmericaDate:1 Dec, 2017Credit:© Naomi Harris / GreenpeaceMaximum size:4090px X 5450pxKeywords:Activists-Climate (campaign title)-Day-Elderly-Eye contact-Fields-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-One person-Outdoors-Portraits-Victims-WomenShoot:South Dakota Property Owners on TransCanada Pipeline RouteProperty owners along the TransCanada Pipeline route in South Dakota pose on their property. All of them live in close proximity to the November 2017 spill site.
