A federal court has dealt a blow to protestors fighting the Dakota Access Pipeline.

Grist
By Katie HerzogOct 10, 2016, 12:40 pm221 pts
But the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, leaders of the anti-pipeline campaign, vow to fight on. The court on Sunday rejected the tribe’s request for a permanent injunction on construction of the pipeline, a 1,168-mile project that would carry fracked oil from North Dakota to Illinois. The Sioux argue that the…

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