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Tribes angry federal government isn't including them in pipeline plans
A plan to feed a growing thirst for water in Las Vegas is running into resistance from Native American tribes in Utah and Nevada. The tribes say their input is being flat out ignored, even when it comes to possible impact on sacred sites along a 300-mile pipeline plan.  |
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