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Greenpeace Ordered to Pay \$660 Million in Dakota Access Pipeline Case

A North Dakota jury ruled that Greenpeace must pay Energy Transfer \$660 million for defamation and other claims stemming from 2016-2017 Dakota Access Pipeline protests, potentially emboldening other energy companies to sue environmental activists.

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Pennsylvania Jet Fuel Pipeline Leak Contaminates Six Homes

A cracked underground jet fuel pipeline in Upper Makefield Township, Pennsylvania, leaked into the groundwater, contaminating six homes' wells; cleanup is underway but could take years, with ongoing concerns about water and air quality, leading to a criminal investigation.

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Greenpeace Ordered to Pay $660 Million in Dakota Access Pipeline Case

A North Dakota jury awarded Energy Transfer $660 million in damages from Greenpeace, concluding a lawsuit stemming from 2016-2017 protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline's construction, which caused costly delays; Greenpeace plans to appeal.

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Greenpeace Faces $300 Million Lawsuit, Threatening US Operations

Energy Transfer is suing Greenpeace USA for $300 million over its role in protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline, a case that could bankrupt the US branch and set a precedent for silencing environmental activism globally.

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Greenpeace Faces $300 Million Lawsuit Over Dakota Access Pipeline Protests

Greenpeace faces a $300 million defamation lawsuit from Energy Transfer, the operator of the Dakota Access Pipeline, due to protests against its construction near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation, which could bankrupt the environmental group.

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Greenpeace Faces $667 Million Defamation Verdict, Threatening Environmental Activism

A North Dakota jury ordered Greenpeace to pay $667 million to Energy Transfer, the operator of the Dakota Access Pipeline, for defamation related to protests against the pipeline, a decision that threatens Greenpeace USA's existence and highlights a growing trend of using lawsuits to silence environ...

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Greenpeace Ordered to Pay \$660 Million in Dakota Access Pipeline Case

A North Dakota jury ordered Greenpeace to pay Energy Transfer over \$660 million for damages and defamation related to the 2016-2017 Standing Rock protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline; Greenpeace plans to appeal, citing concerns about free speech.

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Greenpeace Ordered to Pay \$660 Million in Dakota Access Pipeline Lawsuit

A North Dakota jury ordered Greenpeace to pay over \$660 million in damages to Energy Transfer for actions related to protests against the Dakota Access pipeline's construction between 2016 and 2017, a decision Greenpeace plans to appeal.

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Greenpeace Faces $300 Million Lawsuit Over Dakota Access Pipeline Protests

Energy Transfer is suing Greenpeace for $300 million, alleging that the organization's actions delayed the Dakota Access Pipeline. The trial begins Monday in North Dakota, and Greenpeace says it could face bankruptcy if it loses.

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Greenpeace Faces $300 Million Lawsuit Over Dakota Access Pipeline Protests

Energy Transfer is suing Greenpeace USA for $300 million in North Dakota, alleging conspiracy to damage the Dakota Access Pipeline project through protests that occurred starting in 2015. Jury selection begins today, and the trial is expected to last five weeks.

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