The judge handling the federal court case over Energy Transfer Partners’ (ETP) 520,000 b/d Dakota Access pipeline has not been shy about foreshadowing decisions in his filings, and last week’s order allowing the pipeline to keep running was no exception. US district judge James Boasberg indicated that the driving motivation for him to deny two Native American tribes’ plea to halt flows was that the three environmental review errors committed by the US Army Corps of Engineers in approving a North Dakota lake crossing earlier this year “are not fundamental or incurable flaws”.
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机译：法官处理联邦法院案件通过能源转移伙伴（ETP）520,000 B / D Dakota Access管道对其备案的预示决定并未害羞，而上周的命令允许管道继续运行也不例外。 美国地区法官詹姆斯布萨伯格表示，他为他拒绝两个原住民部落的辩护的动力是，美国陆军工程师在今年早些时候批准了北达科他湖横跨北达科他湖湖横渡的三个环境审查错误 不是根本或无法治愈的缺陷“。
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