Greenpeace faces ruin after oil giant wins lawsuit rewriting Standing Rock history

Greenpeace faces ruin after oil giant wins lawsuit rewriting Standing Rock history

The company behind the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) convinced a North Dakota jury to blame Greenpeace for protests led by Indigenous activists — and now the nonprofit faces a $666 million penalty.Episode one of SLAPP’d, a multipart podcast focusing on the Greenpeace/DAPL trial.Alleen Brown reports for Drilled.In short:In 2016, thousands of people gathered near the Standing Rock Reservation to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline, led by Indigenous g…