Greenpeace must pay $660 million to Texas-based Energy Transfer Partners and subsidiary Dakota Access LLC for inciting illegal activities during anti-pipeline protests nearly a decade ago.

A jury in North Dakota has ordered Greenpeace to pay more than $660 million for its role in protests against the ...

CIVICUS speaks with Daniel Simons, Senior Legal Counsel Strategic Defence for Greenpeace International, about the lawsuit ...

On Wednesday, a nine-person jury in North Dakota awarded more than $660 million in damages to Energy Transfer and its ...

A North Dakota jury has ordered Greenpeace to pay more than $660 million in connection with protests against the Dakota ...

As a midstream company, Energy Transfer provides pipeline, storage, and terminalizing services for natural gas, natural gas ...

After a three-week trial, state court jurors in North Dakota found that Greenpeace incited violence by protestors and defamed the pipeline’s developer, Energy Transfer, which was represented at trial ...

A U.S. District judge Friday dismissed a lawsuit by the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe to shut down the Dakota Access pipeline ...

Here's a look at the environmental group Greenpeace, which must pay more than $650 million in damages linked to Dakota Access ...

March 19 (UPI) --Greenpeace must pay $660 million to Texas-based Energy Transfer Partners and subsidiary Dakota Access LLC for inciting illegal activities during anti-pipeline protests nearly a ...

After two and a half days of deliberation, jurors unanimously found Greenpeace and its counterparts liable for damages against Energy Transfer in a historic North Dakota lawsuit.

A Morton County jury ruled that Greenpeace must pay Energy Transfer, the developer of the Dakota Access Pipeline, hundreds of millions of dollars in damages. The jury found that Greenpeace incited ...