The owners of a controversial oil pipeline in the US have been refused permission to complete the project

The video covers the events at Standing Rock, where protesters celebrated the denial of a permit for the Dakota Access Pipeline. Despite the victory, there is caution as the energy company might still proceed, and President-elect Trump supports the pipeline. The indigenous people remain central to the movement, with many committed to staying through the winter to protect their land.

What concerns were raised regarding the energy company's potential actions despite the permit denial?

What is the sentiment among those who have been at Standing Rock for months regarding the future of their fight?