to use the courts to stop the pipeline worked nevertheless. of different tribes, environmental groups, and youth activists in the fight to stop the pipeline. The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe reservation is close to the pipeline — less than a mile away. The tribe has for years raised concerns that any pipeline spillcould pollute the Missouri River, Bittersweet, is a good way to describe it. You’re obviously proud and happy with the work you’ve done and it’s a lot of work, so it’s nice to reach the end because you’re looking for that end goal. But also obviously really sad, because you enjoy the process and you get to know the people you’re working with so well, and you have to say goodbye.TV The court order is a stunning defeat for the oil industry in the pipeline fight that rocketed into public consciousness during Indigenous-led protests thatstarted in 2016If the decision is upheld on appeal, “itwould be the first time