200 arrests as Keystone XL protests escalate

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Protestors strap themselves to White House fence as President continues to mull future of controversial pipeline

Around 200 people were arrested in Washington DC yesterday, following the latest peaceful protests against the proposed Keystone XL tar sands pipeline. Protestors marched from Georgetown University...

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