Plenty of plaintiffs have come up with ideas on how to stop oil and gas drilling near their homesteads without much success in Texas courts.
Add to that list the Alabama-Coushatta tribe of Texas, who took a very different tack in trying to stop oil and gas drilling on their 2.8 million acres of land, much of it in East Texas.
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