Greenpeace
Recent News About Greenpeace
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Environmental consultant on Greenpeace verdict: ‘Defamation is not protected speech'
Steve Milloy, an environmental consultant and founder of JunkScience.com, said that the $670 million defamation verdict against Greenpeace does not infringe on free speech but rather penalizes false activist claims.
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Greenpeace plans appeal after $660M verdict in pipeline case
A North Dakota jury has ordered Greenpeace to pay $667 million to Energy Transfer, the Texas company that partially owns the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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League of American Workers: Pipeline protestors 'threatened North Dakota jobs and left North Dakotans with the bill'
The head of the League of American Workers (LAW) said that Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) protestors were “radicals” who threatened North Dakota jobs and prosperity.
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On This Date in 2016: Another laser illegally used against ND Highway Patrol during Dakota Access Pipeline protests
On this date in 2016, a laser was reportedly utilized against a North Dakota Highway Patrol pilot by Dakota Access Pipeline protestors.
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On This Date in 2016: ND Highway Patrol says its pilot threatened by illegal use of laser during Dakota Access Pipeline protests
On this date in 2016, a laser was reportedly utilized against a North Dakota Highway Patrol pilot by Dakota Access Pipeline protestors.
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On This Date in 2016: Six Dakota Access Pipeline protesters arrested, including former Standing Rock Sioux chairman
On this date in 2016, six protestors of the Dakota Access Pipeline were arrested, including the chairman of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe.
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On This Date in 2016: Dakota Access Pipeline protesters gather in Morton County
On this date in 2016, protesters began gathering in Morton County to oppose construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.