What problems did the pipeline cause?

Pipelines can cause various problems, including environmental damage from leaks and spills that contaminate soil and water sources, threatening local ecosystems. They can also contribute to air pollution during construction and operation, affecting nearby communities' health. Additionally, the construction of pipelines often leads to land disputes and opposition from Indigenous groups and local residents, raising concerns about rights and environmental justice. Lastly, pipeline infrastructure can lead to increased fossil fuel dependence, complicating efforts to transition to renewable energy sources.