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A jury is deliberating in a lawsuit that could spell the end of Greenpeace in the United States, filed by the owner of the disputed Dakota Access oil pipeline. In seeking at least $300 million, Energy Transfer says the storied environmental nonprofit led a “vast, malicious publicity campaign” during 2016 protests against the pipeline, which cost the company money. Greenpeace says the case is a threat to free speech and that it entered the protests only at the invitation of the Indigenous people who were leading it. If successful, the litigation could force Greenpeace to shut down its American office, after more than 50 years of activism. (New York Times)
Even as some environmental groups regain access to millions of federal dollars that the Trump administration had frozen, they are bracing for a wave of probes and prosecutions. The new administration alleges that recipients of the Biden-era Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, which it has canceled, defrauded the government. Some groups have reportedly been ordered to hand over their correspondence with staff from the Environmental Protection Agency, records of “transactions related to their programs, and their organizations’ articles of incorporation and policies.” (Floodlight)
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