(CNN) With one swipe of the presidential pen, the Dakota Access and Keystone XL pipelines were back on the agenda, marking the realization of protesters’ worst fears about what a Donald Trump presidency means for the environment and the controversial energy projects.
Protest the new administration’s reversal on the Dakota Access Pipeline. I wasn’t active enough in the effort last time, and the fights going to be harder this time around. #nodapl #waterislife #honorthetreaties
A photo posted by Scy (@scyofthesky) on Jan 24, 2017 at 4:07pm PST
We are the only planet with love songs, we are the only planet with dancing, we are the only planet with love, we are the only planet with water. We can’t drink oil, water is life. #noDAPL #protectcleanwater #weStandwithStandingRock #marchon #notgoinganywhere #evenintherain #Iwillnotbesilent #resist
A photo posted by Mallory (@malzb611) on Jan 24, 2017 at 5:19pm PST
So sad that Obama rejected Keystone Pipeline. Thousands of jobs, good for the environment, no downside!
CNN’s Melanie Whitley and Holly Yan contributed to this report.
