Select the correct answer.
Why did the Standing Rock Sioux tribe protest the Dakota Access pipeline?

A.
It would destroy aquatic life, which is sacred to the tribe.
B.
It would lead to more pipelines being built in the area.
C.
It would run under sacred American Indian sites.
D.
It would run under the Iowa River, their main recreation source.

It would run under sacred American Indian sites is the Standing Rock Sioux tribe protest the Dakota Access pipeline. Hence, option C is correct.

What happened to Dakota Access Pipeline?

Judge James Boasberg of the U.S. District Court in Washington threw down the approval in 2020 after concluding that the government had broken the National Environmental Policy Act. The ruling the pipeline operator was contesting was Boasberg's requirement for a more thorough "environmental impact statement."

The Dakota Access Pipeline system was designed to deliver oil through underground routes. People were against the system since it affected the tribes' way of life and the availability of resources like water and land.

This is the rationale behind the use of mirrors during the demonstration; the policemen's reflections would help them to understand their actions and inclinations.

Thus, option C is correct.

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