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E&E News (11/26/25) reports: "One of the world’s best-known green groups is duking it out against a Texas energy company in a multi-pronged legal drama that has legal nerds, environmentalists and other companies watching closely...The sprawling and complicated battle could drag on for a while, with possible stops ahead in the North Dakota Supreme Court or even the U.S. Supreme Court. On a parallel track, a countersuit filed by Greenpeace International in the Netherlands poses the first-of-its-kind test of European rules aimed at protecting free speech...Greenpeace USA has said Energy Transfer’s lawsuit is a strategic effort to silence dissent and that the green group could potentially go bankrupt if the penalties against it remain severe. As of now, the environmental group faces a judgment of almost $350 million...Tom Pyle, president of the American Energy Alliance, has been keeping tabs on the dispute dating back to the “mischief” Greenpeace 'created and caused during the Dakota Access pipeline protests,' he said. 'The left seems to think that the ends justify the means, that they’re righteous in their causes,' Pyle said. 'But people’s lives were impacted. People got hurt. We were very pleased that Energy Transfer took a stand here.'...Pyle of the American Energy Alliance said he hopes the legal outcome will be a 'calming effect within the green community, especially the ones that are more strident in their activities.' The lengthy and high-profile litigation 'certainly puts them on notice that companies are going to start calling them out on these things,' he said."
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