Dakota Access Pipeline developer outlines damage claims, rests case against Greenpeace
A high-stakes legal battle over the Dakota Access Pipeline has reached its midpoint, with Energy Transfer arguing that Greenpeace’s advocacy crossed into defamation and financial sabotage. The company claims it incurred hundreds of millions in losses due to protests and reputational damage, while Greenpeace counters that the lawsuit is an attempt to silence environmental activism. As expert witnesses debate financial impacts and legal teams spar over liability, the trial—expected to last five weeks—will test the boundaries between advocacy and corporate accountability.
For the full midpoint update, check out this coverage from Mary Steurer writing for the North Dakota Monitor.
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