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Canada's proposed oil pipeline sparks First Nations opposition over environmental and cultural risks, citing past spills and demanding stronger safeguards.
Canada is considering approving a new oil pipeline, prompting strong opposition from many First Nations tribes who fear environmental and cultural damage, citing the 2016 Nathan E Stewart spill as a cautionary example.
While some tribal groups support the project, others warn of risks to water, wildlife, and heritage, demanding rigorous review and meaningful consultation.
Indigenous leaders highlight the lasting impacts of past spills and continue pushing for greater autonomy and protection of their lands.
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El oleoducto propuesto por Canadá despierta la oposición de las Primeras Naciones por los riesgos ambientales y culturales, citando derrames pasados y exigiendo salvaguardas más fuertes.