Trump Revives Keystone and Dakota Access Pipelines21st Century Wire says Tuesday, President Donald Trump signed an executive action removing legal obstacles holding up the completion of the Dakota Access and Keystone XL pipelines. This story will certainly be a hot button for a lot of people. Reactions will likely depend on one s perspective on Trump, understanding of land issues, thoughts on cultural preservation, energy, US jobs, water quality and ecological harmony.With Progressive Leftwing attacks in full overdrive, post Trump s inauguration, many people are looking to the Trump administration to either confirm their worst fears or their greatest hopes, with every move he makes. But remember, Trump s  Art of the Deal,  is in play now and things may not always be black/white or good/bad, as this administration performs their first set of actions setting the foundation for the next 4-8 years.Many following the issue are not taking into consideration that the pipeline is more than 90% complete when Obama put a hold on the completion of the DAPL via the US Army Corps of Engineers. Obama s move was hardly one of stopping development of this pipeline but was likely politically motivated.It is worth noting that they had previously approved all plans for the completion of the DAPL in June of 2016 and appears to have been put a hold on the completion in the wake of the elevated protests at the Standing Rock location and the US Presidential election.Regardless, both pipeline projects are divisive political hot potato issues   which have now fallen into the hands of Donald Trump. Expect Trump s reaction to generate renewed protests and opportunities for negative press.RT explores the topic further in the report below:RTPresident Donald Trump ordered the removal of obstacles to the construction of two major oil and gas pipelines, which the Obama administration had reluctantly blocked after protests from environmentalists and Native Americans.The construction will be  subject to terms and conditions to be negotiated by us,  Trump said, citing as an example the need for pipe components to be built in the US.Other presidential actions signed on Tuesday included expediting environmental reviews for critical infrastructure projects and streamlining the  extremely cumbersome  regulatory process for domestic manufacturing. The regulatory process in this country has become a tangled-up mess,  Trump said.Tuesday s actions weren t technically executive orders but presidential memoranda, an executive action ranked just below but with equal force. Unlike an executive order, a presidential memorandum does not have to be numbered, include a cost estimate, or cite the authority under which it is issued.White House spokesman Sean Spicer reminded reporters on Tuesday that the Dakota Access Pipeline is 93 percent complete. Trump intends to sit down with all the parties involved with the pipeline, including Native Americans, and negotiate the best deal that benefits everyone, Spicer said.The new administration wanted to start on the Keystone XL approval process as soon as possible, Spicer said.TrumpDAPLReactions Trump s decision was quickly condemned by environmentalists, Native American activists, the American Civil Liberties Union and a number of Democratic lawmakers. Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) said the US  can t afford to build new pipelines that lock us into burning more fossil fuels  and vowed to do everything to stop both pipelines.A lawyer for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe said the decision was made  hastily and irresponsibly.  The tribe said it intended to pursue legal action against Trump s order, adding that the pipeline posed a risk not just for their water supply but also for millions of Americans living downstream.One of the leading organizations in the Standing Rock protests, the Indigenous Environmental Network, called Trump s actions  insane and extreme, and nothing short of attacks on our ancestral homelands. Trump is portraying his true self by joining forces with the darkness of the Black Snake pipelines crossing across the culturally and environmentally rich landscape of the prairie lands of America,  the IEN said in a statement.The North Dakota Petroleum Council, representing the state s oil producers, hailed the presidential action as  a great step forward for energy security in America,  the organization s president Ron Ness told Reuters.Keystone XL is a shortcut proposed for the existing system that carries oil and gas from Alberta s shale fields in Canada to Steele City, Nebraska. The segment would have run through Montana, South Dakota and Nebraska. Despite being initially in favor of the pipeline, the Obama administration rejected it in November 2015, citing its  overinflated role in [US] political discourse. Obama likewise blocked the final stretch of the Dakota Access (DAPL) pipeline in December, after US military veterans joined Native Americans protesting the construction under Lake Oahe, the principal water source for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in North Dakota. Most of the 1,172-mile-long pipeline from North Dakota s Bakken shale fields to Illinois has already been completed.Asked about #DakotaAccessPipeline & #Keystone, Spicer says #Trump's focus is jobs, the economy & using US resources https://t.co/m96ivKU6bR pic.twitter.com/10MSqpx5YL  RT America (@RT_America) January 23, 2017Both Trump and his nominee for Energy Secretary Rick Perry held shares in Energy Transfer Partners, the company building DAPL, but have since divested of them, according to their attorneys.Following media reports that Trump would revive the pipeline projects, shares of TransCanada, Energy Transfer Partners LP and Energy Transfer Equity LP went up 1.1 percent, 3.3 percent and 1.7 percent respectively, Bloomberg noted.Continue this report at RTREAD MORE TRUMP NEWS AT: 21st Century Wire Trump FilesSUPPORT OUR WORK BY SUBSCRIBING & BECOMING A MEMBER @21WIRE.TVMiddle-east
trump revives keystone dakota access century wire says tuesday president donald trump signed executive action removing legal obstacles holding completion dakota access keystone xl pipelines this story certainly hot button lot people reactions likely depend one perspective trump understanding land issues thoughts cultural preservation energy us jobs water quality ecological progressive letting attacks full overdrive post trump inauguration many people looking trump administration either confirm worst fears greatest hopes every move makes but remember trump art deal play things may always administration performs first set actions setting foundation next following issue taking consideration pipeline complete obama put hold completion dal via us army corps engineers obama move hardly one stopping development pipeline likely politically worth noting previously approved plans completion dal june appears put hold completion wake elevated protests standing rock location us presidential pipeline projects divisive political hot potato issues fallen hands donald trump expect trump reaction generate renewed protests opportunities negative explores topic report president donald trump ordered removal obstacles construction two major oil gas pipelines obama administration reluctantly blocked protests environmentalists native construction subject terms conditions negotiated us trump said citing example need pipe components built presidential actions signed tuesday included expedition environmental reviews critical infrastructure projects streamlining extremely cumbersome regulatory process domestic manufacturing the regulatory process country become mess trump actions technically executive orders presidential memorandum executive action ranked equal force unlike executive order presidential memorandum numbered include cost estimate cite authority house spokesman sean spider reminded reporters tuesday dakota access pipeline percent complete trump intends sit parties involved pipeline including native americans negotiate best deal benefits everyone spider new administration wanted start keystone xl approval process soon possible spider trump decision quickly condemned environmentalists native american activists american civil liberties union number democratic lawmakers senator bernie sanders said us afford build new pipelines lock us burning fossil fuels vowed everything stop lawyer standing rock six tribe said decision made hastily irresponsible the tribe said intended pursue legal action trump order adding pipeline posed risk water supply also millions americans living leading organizations standing rock protests indigenous environmental network called trump actions insane extreme nothing short attacks ancestral homelands trump portraying true self joining forces darkness black snake pipelines crossing across culturally environmentally rich landscape prairie lands america ien said north dakota petroleum council representing state oil producers hailed presidential action great step forward energy security america organization president ron ness told xl shortcut proposed existing system carries oil gas alberta shale fields canada steele city nebraska the segment would run montana south dakota nebraska despite initially favor pipeline obama administration rejected november citing overinflated role us political discourse obama likewise blocked final stretch dakota access dal pipeline december us military veterans joined native americans protesting construction lake the principal water source standing rock six tribe north dakota most pipeline north dakota taken shale fields illinois already dakotaaccesspipeline keystone spider says trump focus jobs economy using us resources https rt america rt_america january trump nominee energy secretary rick perry held shares energy transfer partners company building dal since divested according media reports trump would revive pipeline projects shares transcanada energy transfer partners lp energy transfer equity lp went percent percent percent respectively bloomberg report tread more trump news at century wire trump filessupport our work by subscribing becoming a member
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Trump Revives Keystone and Dakota Access Pipelines21st Century Wire says Tuesday, President Donald Trump signed an executive action removing legal obstacles holding up the completion of the Dakota Access and Keystone XL pipelines. This story will certainly be a hot button for a lot of people. Reactions will likely depend on one s perspective on Trump, understanding of land issues, thoughts on cultural preservation, energy, US jobs, water quality and ecological harmony.With Progressive Leftwing attacks in full overdrive, post Trump s inauguration, many people are looking to the Trump administration to either confirm their worst fears or their greatest hopes, with every move he makes. But remember, Trump s  Art of the Deal,  is in play now and things may not always be black/white or good/bad, as this administration performs their first set of actions setting the foundation for the next 4-8 years.Many following the issue are not taking into consideration that the pipeline is more than 90% complete when Obama put a hold on the completion of the DAPL via the US Army Corps of Engineers. Obama s move was hardly one of stopping development of this pipeline but was likely politically motivated.It is worth noting that they had previously approved all plans for the completion of the DAPL in June of 2016 and appears to have been put a hold on the completion in the wake of the elevated protests at the Standing Rock location and the US Presidential election.Regardless, both pipeline projects are divisive political hot potato issues   which have now fallen into the hands of Donald Trump. Expect Trump s reaction to generate renewed protests and opportunities for negative press.RT explores the topic further in the report below:RTPresident Donald Trump ordered the removal of obstacles to the construction of two major oil and gas pipelines, which the Obama administration had reluctantly blocked after protests from environmentalists and Native Americans.The construction will be  subject to terms and conditions to be negotiated by us,  Trump said, citing as an example the need for pipe components to be built in the US.Other presidential actions signed on Tuesday included expediting environmental reviews for critical infrastructure projects and streamlining the  extremely cumbersome  regulatory process for domestic manufacturing. The regulatory process in this country has become a tangled-up mess,  Trump said.Tuesday s actions weren t technically executive orders but presidential memoranda, an executive action ranked just below but with equal force. Unlike an executive order, a presidential memorandum does not have to be numbered, include a cost estimate, or cite the authority under which it is issued.White House spokesman Sean Spicer reminded reporters on Tuesday that the Dakota Access Pipeline is 93 percent complete. Trump intends to sit down with all the parties involved with the pipeline, including Native Americans, and negotiate the best deal that benefits everyone, Spicer said.The new administration wanted to start on the Keystone XL approval process as soon as possible, Spicer said.TrumpDAPLReactions Trump s decision was quickly condemned by environmentalists, Native American activists, the American Civil Liberties Union and a number of Democratic lawmakers. Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) said the US  can t afford to build new pipelines that lock us into burning more fossil fuels  and vowed to do everything to stop both pipelines.A lawyer for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe said the decision was made  hastily and irresponsibly.  The tribe said it intended to pursue legal action against Trump s order, adding that the pipeline posed a risk not just for their water supply but also for millions of Americans living downstream.One of the leading organizations in the Standing Rock protests, the Indigenous Environmental Network, called Trump s actions  insane and extreme, and nothing short of attacks on our ancestral homelands. Trump is portraying his true self by joining forces with the darkness of the Black Snake pipelines crossing across the culturally and environmentally rich landscape of the prairie lands of America,  the IEN said in a statement.The North Dakota Petroleum Council, representing the state s oil producers, hailed the presidential action as  a great step forward for energy security in America,  the organization s president Ron Ness told Reuters.Keystone XL is a shortcut proposed for the existing system that carries oil and gas from Alberta s shale fields in Canada to Steele City, Nebraska. The segment would have run through Montana, South Dakota and Nebraska. Despite being initially in favor of the pipeline, the Obama administration rejected it in November 2015, citing its  overinflated role in [US] political discourse. Obama likewise blocked the final stretch of the Dakota Access (DAPL) pipeline in December, after US military veterans joined Native Americans protesting the construction under Lake Oahe, the principal water source for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in North Dakota. Most of the 1,172-mile-long pipeline from North Dakota s Bakken shale fields to Illinois has already been completed.Asked about #DakotaAccessPipeline & #Keystone, Spicer says #Trump's focus is jobs, the economy & using US resources https://t.co/m96ivKU6bR pic.twitter.com/10MSqpx5YL  RT America (@RT_America) January 23, 2017Both Trump and his nominee for Energy Secretary Rick Perry held shares in Energy Transfer Partners, the company building DAPL, but have since divested of them, according to their attorneys.Following media reports that Trump would revive the pipeline projects, shares of TransCanada, Energy Transfer Partners LP and Energy Transfer Equity LP went up 1.1 percent, 3.3 percent and 1.7 percent respectively, Bloomberg noted.Continue this report at RTREAD MORE TRUMP NEWS AT: 21st Century Wire Trump FilesSUPPORT OUR WORK BY SUBSCRIBING & BECOMING A MEMBER @21WIRE.TVMiddle-east
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: trump revives keystone dakota access century wire says tuesday president donald trump signed executive action removing legal obstacles holding completion dakota access keystone xl pipelines this story certainly hot button lot people reactions likely depend one perspective trump understanding land issues thoughts cultural preservation energy us jobs water quality ecological progressive letting attacks full overdrive post trump inauguration many people looking trump administration either confirm worst fears greatest hopes every move makes but remember trump art deal play things may always administration performs first set actions setting foundation next following issue taking consideration pipeline complete obama put hold completion dal via us army corps engineers obama move hardly one stopping development pipeline likely politically worth noting previously approved plans completion dal june appears put hold completion wake elevated protests standing rock location us presidential pipeline projects divisive political hot potato issues fallen hands donald trump expect trump reaction generate renewed protests opportunities negative explores topic report president donald trump ordered removal obstacles construction two major oil gas pipelines obama administration reluctantly blocked protests environmentalists native construction subject terms conditions negotiated us trump said citing example need pipe components built presidential actions signed tuesday included expedition environmental reviews critical infrastructure projects streamlining extremely cumbersome regulatory process domestic manufacturing the regulatory process country become mess trump actions technically executive orders presidential memorandum executive action ranked equal force unlike executive order presidential memorandum numbered include cost estimate cite authority house spokesman sean spider reminded reporters tuesday dakota access pipeline percent complete trump intends sit parties involved pipeline including native americans negotiate best deal benefits everyone spider new administration wanted start keystone xl approval process soon possible spider trump decision quickly condemned environmentalists native american activists american civil liberties union number democratic lawmakers senator bernie sanders said us afford build new pipelines lock us burning fossil fuels vowed everything stop lawyer standing rock six tribe said decision made hastily irresponsible the tribe said intended pursue legal action trump order adding pipeline posed risk water supply also millions americans living leading organizations standing rock protests indigenous environmental network called trump actions insane extreme nothing short attacks ancestral homelands trump portraying true self joining forces darkness black snake pipelines crossing across culturally environmentally rich landscape prairie lands america ien said north dakota petroleum council representing state oil producers hailed presidential action great step forward energy security america organization president ron ness told xl shortcut proposed existing system carries oil gas alberta shale fields canada steele city nebraska the segment would run montana south dakota nebraska despite initially favor pipeline obama administration rejected november citing overinflated role us political discourse obama likewise blocked final stretch dakota access dal pipeline december us military veterans joined native americans protesting construction lake the principal water source standing rock six tribe north dakota most pipeline north dakota taken shale fields illinois already dakotaaccesspipeline keystone spider says trump focus jobs economy using us resources https rt america rt_america january trump nominee energy secretary rick perry held shares energy transfer partners company building dal since divested according media reports trump would revive pipeline projects shares transcanada energy transfer partners lp energy transfer equity lp went percent percent percent respectively bloomberg report tread more trump news at century wire trump filessupport our work by subscribing becoming a member